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Council tables Randy Newman Community Center rental agreement amid fee concerns
Summary
Council tabled a proposed county summer-camp license for the Randy Newman Community Center after members raised concerns that the proposed fee (about $275/month plus a deposit) would not cover actual costs.
A proposed license agreement to allow county summer-camp use of the Randy Newman Community Center was tabled by the Brooklet City Council March 19 after members raised concerns that the fee structure was too low to cover operating costs.
Staff identified the proposed terms — roughly $275 per month plus a deposit — and council members questioned whether that amount would cover utilities, staffing, and maintenance. Concerns about potential revenue shortfalls led the council to postpone action and ask for further review.
The item will return for additional analysis of true operating costs and a recommended fee structure before the council considers approval.
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