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Staff reports pool revenues and work at Everett Field; council presses for open-play scheduling
Summary
Community services staff reported pool revenue of $1,027,733 and membership totals of 719 (versus 745 last year); council asked for a master field schedule at Everett Field to guarantee open, non-league access for residents.
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Town staff reported that pool revenue so far is $1,027,733, narrowly below the $1.03 million projection, and noted membership totals are 719 this year compared with 745 last year. "Pool revenue is, $1,027,733," the staff member stated during the report. Staff said they are assembling recently ordered pool tables and reviewing expense reports that will include updated part-time payroll figures.
Council members raised concerns about field scheduling at Everett Field and whether residents can use the new field for drop-in family play rather than organized-league use. Councilman Shore asked if a master schedule exists; staff said there is not yet a master schedule but the township is working with VBSL to request schedule adjustments so there can be open play time. Council members emphasized the need to protect the town's investment and discussed logistics including site managers and police checks to limit vandalism.

