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Council approves Kagan Park Triple‑Tower playground option and contingency funding

Juno Beach Town Council · October 23, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a Kompan proposal to replace Kagan Park playground equipment with the Triple Tower option using the 2024 price estimate ($224,525) plus 10% contingency ($22,452) for a total approximately $246,977, and chose a teal/green color scheme for the equipment and green turf.

Staff presented background on past community surveys and a Kompan quote honoring 2024 pricing for playground equipment, demolition and turf. Andrea Dobbins said the adjusted equipment, demolition and turf total was $224,525 and recommended a 10% contingency of $22,452, for a combined total of about $246,977.

Council discussed design tradeoffs: the pirate ship design (option 3) had community support in the survey but carried a substantially higher all‑in price; several council members urged proceeding to replace deteriorating equipment and to capture the 2024 price commitments. After discussion about park drainage, funding sources (1¢ surtax and a $100,000 restricted donation), and the option to seek additional philanthropic support, council approved option 4 (Triple Tower) and contingency by roll call, 4–1.

Council also confirmed a teal/green standard color scheme and green turf selection to maximize kid engagement and fit a coastal palette.

What’s next: Staff will finalize vendor contracts, schedule demolition and installation, and implement drainage/turf work as part of the construction sequence; staff will also explore philanthropic requests to offset costs.