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Placerville staff says aquatic center can stay open through Aug. 3 after budget adjustments; longer-term funding unresolved
Summary
Community Services staff proposed keeping Placerville Aquatic Center public swim through Aug. 3 after cost savings and outside donations, while warning of longer-term operating shortfalls and aging infrastructure needs. Staff will seek city council approval as part of budget deliberations.
City staff told the Recreation Commission the Placerville Aquatic Center’s operating cost is roughly $674,000 annually and that budget pressures forced a review of services this year. “The Placerville Aquatic Center costs about approximately $674,000 to operate annually,” Dennis told the commission, outlining swim lessons, lap swim and public programs that the city had sought to preserve.
Why it matters: The pool is a regional draw that serves nonresidents and residents. Staff said keeping lessons and core services is a priority, but the center faces an ongoing gap in the general fund and an aging mechanical system that will require future capital investment.
What staff proposed and approved…
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