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Campbell council weighs near‑term repairs and $12–13 million pool proposal for community center; city hall roof and HVAC also prioritized
Summary
At a March 3 study session the Campbell City Council reviewed staff estimates for near‑term facility work — including about $1.5 million for City Hall repairs and $12–13.2 million for community‑center pool and related work — and discussed funding options ranging from park fees and tenant revenue to potential debt or a future bond.
Campbell City Council members on March 3 heard staff lay out near‑term needs and funding options for City Hall and the Campbell Community Center, including a proposal to replace the aging pool and immediate repairs to roofing and HVAC systems at City Hall.
Public Works Director Amy Olay told the council that a 2024 facility condition assessment put the replacement value of the city’s entire portfolio at roughly $230 million and identified about $46 million of likely five‑year priorities. "Tonight we are really just trying to focus spotlight on the community center pools improvements and the needed improvements here at city hall," Olay said, summarizing the staff focus for the meeting.
Staff described the most urgent items as roof and HVAC work at City Hall — including an estimated $300,000 control‑system conversion and about $1.2 million in roof repairs…
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