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Council greenlights $18.1 million for Monroe Street pool rebuild, design aims for regulation-size facility
Summary
City council adopted a resolution authorizing about $18.1 million for the Monroe Street pool replacement; staff told the Parks and Recreation Commission the project could expand the pool to a 33-meter regulation size, and officials plan to advertise for bids and return to council in early 2025.
At the Sept. 16 meeting of the City of Carlsbad Parks and Recreation Commission, Director Lancaster told commissioners that the City Council on Sept. 10 adopted a resolution approving improved plans and appropriating about $18,100,000 for construction and construction management of the Monroe Street pool replacement project.
Lancaster said the project team developed three options during public engagement: a minimal repair option to keep the pool functioning, a modernization option maintaining the same size, and a larger option that would increase the pool…
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