County reports higher-than-expected bids for camper chapel, plans pickleball, mobile stage arriving
Summary
Supervisor Grady said bids for camper center chapel repairs are significantly higher than expected, delaying the work; the county expects a long-ordered mobile stage to arrive this season and is exploring pickleball courts and parking improvements at Petrifying Springs with County Executive funding.
Supervisor Grady told the board bids for the camper center chapel repairs exceeded expectations and that project timing may be pushed into the wedding season.
"The estimates were significantly higher than what we expected even from the low bidder," Grady said, noting the urgency to complete work but adding that timelines are slipping. Grady also said the county expects a mobile stage to be operational this season after a long delay and mentioned possible parking upgrades and a proposal for pickleball courts near Petrifying Springs, with funding from the County Executive under consideration.
Grady updated the board on several facilities projects, including HVAC and roof replacements at KCDC and ongoing work at Brookside, and described a multi-month relocation timeline for the Human Services building from South Sheridan Road to 52nd Street beginning in July.
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