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Parks to Upgrade Irrigation Controllers; Mueller Park Baseball Lights Require Consultant Assessment
Summary
Parks staff said they plan to replace aging irrigation controllers this year for parks and later expand to other properties, and flagged that Mueller Park's large diamond has been without functioning lights for several seasons and will require consultant assessment and design.
Parks staff Brock (speaker 12) told the council the department will transition park irrigation controllers to internet‑based programming this year and then assess roughly 30 additional non‑park properties that could require an estimated $2,500 per controller. "We fully expect that we'll have the parks only done this year, and then move on to maybe assessing what other properties are worthy of a $2,500 controller," Brock said.
Brock also reported that Mueller Park's large baseball diamond has been without functioning lights for "3 or 4 seasons, 4 or 5 seasons," and staff will hire a consultant to assess wiring, poles and light mast heads before design and replacement. The council discussed incorporating scoreboard replacements and expanding scope if the council directs that work.
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