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Staff reports temporary fix for splash pad pump; replacement estimated in broad bands
Summary
Staff said a chemical-treatment/circulation pump for the splash pad started failing; crews applied a temporary repair and estimated replacement costs in two bands but did not specify currency units in the transcript.
Staff told the board that a treatment pump that circulates splash-pad water began to fail and crews implemented a temporary fix to keep the feature operating for now. Barrett, committee member, said crews "found a temporary fix" and that they hope it will keep the splash pad open during the busy season.
Barrett reported timing and estimated cost bands, verbatim: "A pump, started going bad, for the, like, treatment pump that circulates the water through the chemicals and treatment, that kind of stuff. We put, like, a found a temporary fix for it on Sunday... I would guess it'd be not terribly too much more... I would guess... 1 to 4,000. The feature pump would be 5 to 10." The transcript did not include explicit currency units for those numbers; staff said the smaller pump replacement would be less expensive than the feature pump and recommended keeping a spare on hand. The board asked staff to confirm firm quotes and procurement timelines before any purchase.
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