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Randolph moves forward with tennis-court fencing, orders fewer basketball hoops amid light-pole concerns
Summary
The town told contractors to complete tennis-court fencing and decided to purchase two basketball hoops rather than four; board members raised concerns about deteriorating light poles and discussed a possible donation of poles from Rocky Mountain Power.
Town board members updated several recreation and park projects at the May 13 meeting, focusing on finishing a new tennis-court fence and related upgrades.
Board members reported that the tennis-court posts and mow curb are installed and that surfacing is expected to be done by the end of July. The board decided to order two new basketball hoops rather than four and said if funds remain they will buy portable bleachers for sports events and fair week.
Brandon Miller, a town board member, said the light poles "are looking pretty bad" and noted one pole is leaning; Kathy Argyle suggested Rocky Mountain Power might be able to donate new or used poles. Kaleb Thomson said the Custom Fence Company will reuse existing posts on other park fencing with a black sleeve to match the tennis court and the board agreed to redo fencing past the double gates. The board asked for cost estimates to evaluate replacement of the baseball-diamond fencing.
Next steps: fencing work will continue; surfacing is expected by the end of July; the board will obtain cost estimates for additional fencing and potential light-pole replacement options.
