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District notifies board it advanced to second round for tennis/pickleball grant
Summary
Staff told the board that a Recreation and Conservation Office grant application for tennis and pickleball courts advanced to the second round; presenters said the project would be funded with grant dollars and is separate from the district bond process.
Board members were notified that a Recreation and Conservation Office grant application for tennis and pickleball courts on Meridian School District property advanced to the second round of review. Staff described the resolution (No. 0924) as the administrative notification the grant program requires to indicate local board awareness of the application and the district’s intent to proceed in the grant process.
The presenter said the proposed courts would be funded with grant or private dollars and would not appear on the district’s planned bond package. Board members asked clarifying questions about likely site placement near the district office/greenhouse area and were told the plan was preliminary; a vote on funding or construction was not taken at this meeting.
Why it matters: If funded, the improvements would expand recreational facilities available to students and the community. Because the application has reached a second-round stage, the district needs board authorization or formal acknowledgement as part of grant procedures.
Next steps: Staff said they will return with a formal request for approval if and when the grant award is offered and will present any site-specific designs or funding conditions as required.
