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Council allocates $52,821.13 in ARPA funds to Ridgeway pickleball court project
Summary
The Ridgeway Town Council voted to allocate the remaining $52,821.13 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to a proposed pickleball court after receiving the project's total cost; a Harvest Foundation grant application is still pending.
Mayor Craig O’Der said he has received the total cost for the proposed pickleball court project and reported there was no update from the Harvest Foundation grant application.
Council Member Mike Bass moved, seconded by Council Member Brad Hairston, to allocate the remainder of the town’s American Rescue Plan Act funds — $52,821.13 — to the pickleball court project; the minutes record the motion passed. The motion did not include an explicit vote tally in the record beyond "motion passed."
The minutes do not provide a breakdown of the project budget or the total project cost figure beyond noting it was received by the mayor. Staff or council did not record a timeline for construction, vendor selection, or a final funding plan in the minutes; the Harvest Foundation grant status remains pending per Mayor O’Der’s report.
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