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Parks scales back Casover tennis lighting, approves Musco materials purchase; project still about $34,000 short
Summary
After trimming lighting work and approving a materials purchase from Musco Sports Lighting, Shawnee County commissioners approved a change order that reduces scope and a $261,000 purchase; staff said the revised plan still trails the originally awarded $1.72 million by about $34,000 and identified possible funding sources.
Tim Laurent, director of Shawnee County Parks and Recreation, told commissioners Nov. 3 the department sought to reduce certain lighting work at the Casover Tennis Complex to align the scope with available funds. The proposed change order would remove lighting work specific to courts 10–18 and reduce the contract with Multi Sports LLC by $226,971; commissioners approved the change order 3-0.
Laurent said the final plan—with approval—would upgrade existing lights on courts 1–9 to LED and add lighting…
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