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Council approves initial pool-repair work after GeoTek borings; $4,693.97 payment authorized
Summary
Following GeoTek's soil borings and core sampling at the city pool, Colton's council approved a 50% payment of $4,693.97 to Parklane Pool Company on April 27 to begin patchwork and preparatory repairs ahead of the season.
Council members reviewed GeoTek's geotechnical borings and cores for the municipal pool and approved immediate preparatory work to open the facility for the season. At the April 27 special session, the council voted to authorize a 50% payment of $4,693.97 to Parklane Pool Company to begin patchwork of boring holes, address visible shell cracks, and perform dye testing of fittings.
Public Works Superintendent Jerrit Pedersen had reported GeoTek's field work and indicated a written report and repair recommendations would follow. The advance payment starts contractor work while the city awaits GeoTek's formal recommendations. The council previously approved purchase of paint for concession stands and the pool house to support seasonal opening.
