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Council keeps pavilion rental fee at $30 and adopts fee resolution
Summary
Following a recommendation from the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, the council unanimously approved a resolution keeping Coconut Park Pavilion daily rental and refundable deposit at $30 and set the same starter fee for the new Pueblo/Willow Park pavilion.
The City Council voted unanimously to adopt resolution 2026-02-01, which sets park-pavilion rental and deposit fees. The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board had reviewed current fees and recommended retaining the existing $30 reservation fee for Coconut Park Pavilion; the board also recommended starting the new Pueblo/Willow Park pavilion at the same $30 rate and reassessing later as usage patterns emerge.
City staff explained the fee structure: the $30 reservation plus a $30 refundable deposit are meant to offset electricity and facility costs and provide minor coverage for employee time; staff said the employee time is budgeted for the year and overtime recovery is unlikely. Council members supported the board’s recommendation and urged staff to review the rates after a year of usage.
The resolution was approved unanimously and will be reflected in the parks fee schedule and the city’s fee appendices.
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