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Larkspur council directs $3.1M plan for new Piper Park recreation center
Summary
The Larkspur City Council voted 3-2 to direct staff to return with a budget amendment for a 2,400-square-foot "enhanced" modular recreation building at Piper Park, estimated at $3.1 million; staff will return separately on EV-charging funding.
The Larkspur City Council on Oct. 15 voted to direct staff to bring back a formal budget amendment to fund a 2,400-square-foot "enhanced" modular recreation facility at Piper Park, with an estimated project cost of $3.1 million. The motion to return with the budget amendment passed on a 3-2 vote.
Council asked staff to present the project as a capital improvement for fiscal year 2025-26. Public Works Director Julian Skinner described multiple options and a six-way cost matrix that compared temporary trailers, basic modular and enhanced modular builds. "The enhanced modular is 3.1 million," Skinner said when outlining the high-quality, longer-life option that he said is designed with steel construction and an expected long service life.
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