Committee hears $60,000 redesign bid and $800,000–$1,000,000 repair estimate for Wheel Way; Tri-County bid noted for Site 6 repair

Committee members discussed multiple maintenance and repair items affecting parks and trail infrastructure.

In new business the transcript records a Mashon Engineering redesign bid for the Wheel Way of $60,000 and projected repair costs between $800,000 and $1,000,000 to address metalwork and associated disrepair. The transcript attributes those figures to the Wheel Way repair update but does not record additional details such as a motion authorizing spending, a funding source, or a formal vote tally.

Separately, the minutes record an approval for a 'site 6' repair and note that Tri-County received a bid related to that site. The transcript records the approval line and the existence of a bid but does not provide a dollar figure or identify who moved or seconded any motion connected to the Site 6 item.

The manager also reported routine facilities issues that could affect near-term maintenance needs, citing an old, leaking roof at Whiting Hall and plans for a deep sink and commercial faucet as part of spring preparations. Staff reported removing substantial amounts of broken concrete from the campground shoreline and said additional cleanup remains.

Committee members discussed a possible five-year evaluation of trail health to guide future maintenance planning. The record does not show whether the committee approved funding for redesign, repair, or the five-year evaluation during this meeting; the transcript shows discussion and estimates but no recorded vote tally.