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South Vinemont notes park upgrades: water bottle station installed; Parris Fence quoted for backstop nets
Summary
Mayor Radginal Dodson told the council that a water bottle filling station was installed and a solar light added to the pickleball court (cost $564), and reported a $4,841 quote from Parris Fence to replace backstop nets; no further discussion or approvals were recorded.
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At the July 8 work session, Mayor Radginal Dodson updated the council on recent small capital improvements and a contractor quote for park equipment.
Mayor Dodson reported that the town has installed a water bottle filling station and purchased and installed a solar light for the pickleball court; the minutes list the light purchase cost as $564.00 and characterize the items as improvement purchases. Dodson also informed the council that Parris Fence submitted a quote of $4,841.00 to replace and install new backstop nets. The minutes state "No discussion" following the Parris Fence quote.
The council also noted an upcoming Senior Citizens Day set for July 21, 2025, at the Vinemont Community Center. The session adjourned at 5:38 p.m.
