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Council adopts second-year fee increases for Palm Desert Aquatic Center; implementation set for July 1
Summary
After a public hearing, the council adopted year‑two of a five‑year fee plan for the Palm Desert Aquatic Center to improve cost recovery; the increase is projected to generate additional revenue and stabilize the general fund subsidy.
The Palm Desert City Council on April 24 adopted the second year of a five‑year fee schedule for the Palm Desert Aquatic Center, approving higher daily admission rates and updated passes aimed at improving the facility’s cost recovery.
Sean Muir, community services manager, summarized the center’s operating history and the goal set in 2011 for a 60% cost‑recovery target. Liberty Urban, the consultant, reviewed year‑one results and the proposed year‑two adjustments. Muir and Urban said…
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