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Board outlines steps before accepting maintenance of Crystal Lake playground
Summary
Directors discussed items from an inspection of the Crystal Lake playground and said a final code-compliance inspection (by SDMS or a prior inspector) would be needed before the District could assume maintenance; some nonessential items like bench rubberized coatings may not be required.
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Director Stephen Throneberry reported that many of the items identified in the Crystal Lake playground inspection had been addressed and asked whether all items needed correction for the District to assume maintenance responsibilities. Director Ephram Glass said certain cosmetic items, such as bench rubberized coatings, likely would not be required, but that a final inspection certifying the playground was to code would be needed before a transfer of maintenance could occur.
The minutes do not contain direct quotations. The Board discussed that the final inspection could be performed by SDMS or by the entity that performed the earlier inspection and directed staff to pursue the inspection and return to the Board with a final certification and any outstanding items to be completed before accepting maintenance responsibilities.
