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City manager reports pool work over budget, tennis-court testing and parking-lot estimate
Summary
City Manager Jim Mavromatis reported that the city pool renovation is over budget due to added items, scheduled an upper-deck pour and ODH inspection, said a ground-penetrating test for tennis-court soft spots is planned Sept. 18, and provided a $4,800 parking-lot repair estimate.
City Manager Jim Mavromatis updated council Sept. 9 on several public-works projects: the city pool’s upper deck was scheduled for a pour that week, the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) would perform a pipe inspection, painting was planned Sept. 12–22, and the project had gone over budget because of additional items the city added. Mavromatis said the pool will be filled and tested before winter draining to ensure functionality.
Mavromatis also said a company will perform ground-penetrating testing on the tennis courts on Sept. 18 to determine the extent of soft spots, and gave a $4,800 estimate to resurface/repair a parking lot, noting staff would determine where to pull money for the work. Council members asked about mowing and weed control on Route 7 medians and winter snow removal responsibilities, which Mavromatis addressed by distinguishing city vs. state responsibilities for Route 7.
