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Parks committee backs moving golf‑cart fleet procurement and boulevard tree plan to council

Logansport Common Council · June 23, 2026
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Summary

Parks staff asked permission to begin procurement and lease negotiations for a 60‑cart fleet (trade‑in and lease options estimated between about $55,000 and $70,000 per year depending on trade-in treatment) and presented a boulevard‑tree memorial program budgeted in the CIP; the committee agreed to forward both items to the July council meeting.

Parks staff told the committee they want authority to begin negotiating a lease or purchase for a replacement golf‑cart fleet intended to bring the fleet to about 60 carts. Staff said the city would trade roughly 55 existing carts; trade‑in proceeds were estimated in the $55,000–$80,000 range depending on vendor and whether the vendor pays a check for trade‑in value. Annual lease estimates ranged roughly $55,000–$70,000 depending on structure. Staff said the first lease payment would be due May 2027 and that the project is included in the CIP; the committee approved forwarding the procurement plan to the July council meeting so staff can present final lease language in late summer.

On boulevard trees, parks staff and the Parks Foundation described a Living Legacy program to sell memorial trees and small engraved stones to fund planting. Staff said tree sponsorships would be marketed at about $500, the city will fund planting and the foundation will retain memorial proceeds; staff estimated planting the remaining boulevard trees would cost about $11,000 and said that money is appropriated in the budget.

The committee also approved forwarding a purchase of concrete stencils and rentable outdoor-game pieces for splash‑pad and event programming (estimated materials cost shown in the packet) and agreed to move several internal transfers and a request to amend an appropriation for Ebert’s Road paving to the council for formal action.

What happens next: Staff will provide detailed lease terms and district references as requested and return to council in August/September with a recommended lease for approval. Boulevard-tree expenditures and Ebert’s Road appropriation changes will be presented to council for resolution.