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Commission hears why tennis courts became full replacement, seeks $15,500 for post‑project fixes
Summary
Commissioners were told the tennis‑to‑pickleball court project shifted from resurfacing to a full remove‑and‑replace and that the commission previously asked council to fund post‑completion items — benches and shade cloth — amounting to roughly $15,500.
Lauren, identified in the agenda as the presenter for recreation and parks items, told commissioners the tennis court project began as a resurfacing effort but was later expanded. “We realized that it needed to be expanded to a complete remove and replacement,” Lauren said, explaining the scope change when courts were converted to accommodate both tennis and pickleball.
She said commissioners had heard public complaints that benches removed during value engineering were not reinstated, shade cloth was left out and fence fabric allowed balls to escape; those outstanding items led the commission to ask that council fund a post‑completion package of about $15,500. No public commenters spoke on the topic during the meeting.
