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Operations meeting: speed signs ordered, pool repairs near completion, grant denied for Highway Phase 5
Summary
Committee heard that a radar speed sign was ordered for Candlewick (hardware ~ $3,000–$4,000), Capri Pools will install pool parts next week (potential opening next weekend), and staff received a denial for the Highway Phase 5 grant with alternatives to be explored.
During miscellaneous business on June 13, staff confirmed a radar speed sign for Candlewick was ordered but not yet delivered; discussion noted hardware and installation could cost roughly $3,000–$4,000 and TAPCO was identified as a common manufacturer. "It's gonna be just the speed pop up... it's gonna flash it up and then show you what your speed is," staff said when describing the unit.
Staff also reported that replacement parts for the city pool were received by the vendor (Capri Pools) and that installation was scheduled for the coming Monday; filling and chemical balancing were expected to take a couple of days, raising the possibility of a pool opening the following weekend if installations proceed on schedule.
On grants, staff acknowledged receipt of a denial letter for a Highway Phase 5 grant application previously submitted; committee members estimated the grant request would have been roughly $1 million to $1.3 million but said they would review the denial letter and pursue alternative funding opportunities and different grant cycles as appropriate.
