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Volunteers offer to finish Limerick pickleball court if board funds paint and striping
Summary
Volunteers proposed buying paint (~$800) and contracting striping (~$700) to complete the town pickleball court for about $1,500; the board deferred a decision until two members are present and asked for written cost estimates and proof of insurance.
A resident asked the Select Board to approve up to about $1,500 to purchase paint and pay for professional striping so volunteers can finish the town’s pickleball court.
The resident estimated about $800 for paint (20 gallons in multiple buckets) and $600–$700 for professional striping; volunteers offered free labor and said the town already owns nets and poles. The volunteer organizer said his insurance certificate is on file and that he would oversee site prep and painting to industry standards.
Board members asked for written cost estimates and quotes for striping, and deferred a decision until the two absent board members could participate. They suggested the purchase could be made through town procurement and that funds could come from rent or recreation accounts.
