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Council approves Pepsi concession contract for aquatic center in 3–2 vote amid quota concerns
Summary
The Carlisle City Council approved a contract with Pepsi to operate concessions at the aquatic center on a 3–2 vote; two councilmembers voted no and one councilmember requested a one-year follow-up due to quota concerns.
The Carlisle City Council approved a contract with Pepsi to run concessions at the city’s aquatic center in a 3–2 roll-call vote. The motion to approve the contract was made by Krista Beck and seconded by Rudy Cataldo; Councilmembers Andrya Carter and Beth Sauter voted against the contract.
Councilmember Tracey McAvoy expressed concern about the contract quota and the likelihood the concessionaire could meet it, and asked that staff provide an update after one year of operation. McAvoy’s comment was recorded as a request for a follow-up to monitor whether the quota terms are achievable under actual pool attendance and sales volumes.
The contract was approved by a majority of the council; staff were directed to track performance and provide the requested update at the one‑year mark. There was no public comment recorded on the contract during the meeting.
