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Commission recommends phased field-rate increase for youth "everyone plays" leagues; asks council to approve $7 then $10 hourly schedule
Summary
The Corona City Parks and Recreation Commission voted to recommend City Council approve a phased increase in hourly athletic-field reservation rates for "everyone plays" youth leagues — $7 per hour on July 1, 2025, rising to $10 per hour on July 1, 2026 — aiming to move the category toward roughly 20–30% cost recovery.
The Corona City Parks and Recreation Commission voted to recommend that City Council approve a two-step increase in hourly field reservation rates for the city’s “everyone plays” youth sport leagues, a category the ad hoc committee and staff concluded should be treated separately from competitive travel and club users.
Under the plan the commission forwarded, the city would set the hourly rate for that category at $7 beginning July 1, 2025 and raise it to $10 beginning July 1, 2026. Staff said that the two-step schedule would move the category from the current roughly 12% cost recovery toward about 25% cost recovery while spreading the impact on families across two years.
Why it matters: City staff and the ad hoc committee told commissioners that field maintenance and operations costs have risen and that rates had not been studied in six years. The ad hoc committee — made up of council, commission and community representatives — examined program classifications in the park-and-rec master plan and recommended creating a distinct “everyone plays”…
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