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Council hears estimate to replace 30-year-old pool pump; lifeguard scheduling explained
Summary
Public-works staff said the pool pump is about 30 years old with replacement estimates near $8,000 and roughly a one-month lead time; staff said lifeguards are sent home when attendance is low to avoid inefficiency and the pump will be rebuilt for long-term maintenance.
Public-works staff reported the pool pump is approximately 30 years old and that replacement quotes are about $8,000. Staff warned the new pump is not a bolt-in fit and lead time is about one month, meaning an order placed immediately would likely not arrive before mid-August; the department plans to rebuild the pump at the end of the season.
Council members also discussed pool hours and how staff decide to close early when attendance is low. Staff said lifeguards are sent home when no patrons show up to avoid unnecessary staffing costs, and that schedules are being posted to mitigate confusion among residents.
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