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Council hears multi-field ballpark renovation proposal with six-figure line items; budget meeting required

Mayor and Council of the Town of Pine Mountain · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Contractors presented a multi-field renovation proposal covering surveying, grading, sod, clay base work and irrigation. Line-item costs across fields and irrigation exceed $350,000 combined; council said the project requires discussion in a budget meeting before work can proceed.

Contractors representing Gliddon presented a detailed proposal to restore and upgrade multiple baseball and softball fields in Pine Mountain, outlining work and line-item costs at the April 13 council meeting.

The packet and presentation listed general conditions and surveying at $5,750. Line items provided were: Dallas Mill Road baseball field $63,192 and irrigation $47,437; Dallas Mill Road softball field $59,167 and irrigation $20,556; Chipley Street baseball field $75,578 and irrigation $47,437; Chipley Street softball field $98,325 and irrigation $20,556. During questioning, Mayor Mullins asked which field would be completed first; Mr. Billingsley replied, "the field behind Dollar General."

Council did not take a procurement vote on the project at the meeting. Mayor Mullins told the presenters that the scope and costs would need to be discussed in a future budget meeting before the council could authorize work or include funding in the town budget.

Why it matters: the proposal would represent a sizable capital outlay and will affect recreational facilities used by residents and youth sports groups. The council must identify funding sources — and prioritize among fields — before committing funds.

Next steps: Council and staff will discuss the proposal during a budget meeting; no contract or award was recorded at the April 13 meeting.