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Council approves Kalis Park restroom project in FY26 capital plan

Town Council of North Beach · September 12, 2025
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Summary

The North Beach Town Council voted by voice to add the Kalis Park public-restroom project to the FY26 capital improvement plan, moving contingency funds; council discussed accessibility features, changing tables, bottle refill stations and camera/security arrangements before approval.

The North Beach Town Council voted to add a public restroom project for Kalis Park to the FY26 capital improvement plan, with funding moved from council contingency following a motion by Councilwoman Healy.

Councilwoman Healy moved to add the Kalis Park Public Restroom Project to the FY26 capital improvement budget funded from council contingency; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The meeting record shows a voice vote with council members saying "aye," but no roll-call tally was entered in the meeting transcript.

Council members and staff discussed design and amenities before the vote. Councilmember (speaker S10) asked whether changing tables would be provided; the mayor replied, "Both bathrooms will have changing table, and we will have a water fountain that has the water bottle filling station," and confirmed ADA accessibility. Staff said the new restrooms will be secured and monitored by park staff and that cameras for the park will be added.

A construction cost figure appeared in the memo discussed at the meeting that staff described roughly as $120,000 for the town to construct under the general-contractor option; the transcript language was imprecise on the exact number. The council did not amend the funding source; the project was added to the FY26 CIP from council contingency.

The motion moves the item forward in the capital plan; the next procedural steps are completion of final design, procurement and construction scheduling according to the town’s CIP procedures.

Action note: the approval was recorded as a voice vote; minutes or BoardDocs may carry the official funding amount and a formal roll-call if required.