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Board discusses installing two temporary volleyball courts on Harbor Island; $38,000 cost, $79,000 projected revenue
Summary
Staff told trustees the proposed Harbour Island installation of two temporary volleyball courts would cost about $38,000 to install, with projected revenue of $79,000; funding would come from a Parks & Rec special fund rather than the operating budget.
Staff described a resolution already placed on the upcoming regular meeting agenda to authorize installation of two temporary volleyball courts on Harbor Island. The project was described as the installation of two courts with construction expected to take two to three weeks, and staff said the installation cost is expected to be about $38,000 while projected revenue is $79,000. Funding was described as coming from a Parks and Recreation special fund, not the operating budget.
Trustees noted that ‘‘temporary’’ does not mean short-lived and that courts have a long lifespan although they are removable. Because summer league play depends on courts being in place, trustees urged a timely decision so the courts would be ready for the season. The board did not take a vote during the work session; the item is on the regular meeting agenda for consideration.
