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Commissioners considered options for rental deposits and concession usage at the county sports complex. Staff said prior practice treated youth leagues differently (deposit returned) and that adding concessions required a new fee structure.
Commissioners discussed how higher fees could reduce facility use but are necessary to cover lights, water and other operating expenses. The court settled on a two‑tier structure: for‑profit or regular organizations pay a $100 deposit and $300 per day (includes concessions); verified nonprofit groups pay a $50 deposit and $150 per day. The court also approved a monthly package (for local leagues) with a $100 deposit and a $500 monthly fee.
Court members directed staff to document the concession policy, require proof of nonprofit status when applicable and to revisit fee structures if usage patterns or cost data change.
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