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Picture Rocks Council approves concession stand and bocci-court repairs, schedules summer events
Summary
Council approved using Sesquicentennial funds to buy an 8-by-12 concession stand (estimate listed as S3800), authorized $1,200 to replace Bocci Ball courts, and endorsed summer movie nights (July 10, Aug. 8) and an Oct. 10 fall festival. Volunteer Ezra Burgess reported park improvements.
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The Picture Rocks Borough Council on June 1 approved multiple park projects and a slate of summer events after a Parks & Property committee report.
Committee member Stacey Daye said the committee plans two movie nights — Friday, July 10 and Saturday, Aug. 8 — and a fall festival on Oct. 10. Council approved using Sesquicentennial funds to purchase an 8-by-12 concession stand; the estimate listed in the packet was shown as "S3800." The motion to purchase was made by Dave Hitesman, seconded by Jeff Rishel, and carried.
Volunteer Ezra Burgess updated the council on recent park work, saying he "finished the volley ball courts placing padding around the posts" and asked whether the horseshoe pits should be redone; council thanked him and asked that he obtain board approval before undertaking additional projects. Council also approved replacing the Bocci Ball courts using the lowest bid from Buck Lumber at $1,200.
Council members said the concession stand will be placed against the left side of the grandstand (facing the back) and instructed staff to coordinate installation and insurance quotes for events.
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