Council hears plan for two-phase aquatics feasibility study to guide future pools
Parks and recreation director Eric presented a two-phase aquatics feasibility study proposal that will inventory city and regional aquatic assets, conduct community engagement, produce conceptual designs and five-year pro-formas, and recommend sites. Staff hopes to begin after Memorial Day with an ~11-month first phase.
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Eric, the city's director of parks and recreation, told the council the feasibility study before them is divided into two phases: an 11-month Phase 1 for needs assessment and site evaluation and a Phase 2 focused on construction costs, operations and five-year pro-formas. He said the study will examine all city pools and splash pads, including Marcus, Carver and Kennedy Pool, as well as regional facilities and potential partners.
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