Recreation Facilities

Articles tagged recreation facilities from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Sunrise Field

Board backs 100x50 natural-grass field at Sunrise Middle; approves funding plan

After community concern about turf and limited field size, the board recommended a 100-by-50-yard natural-grass field at Sunrise Middle School and approved a funding plan using closed-project balances ($382,003.76), district impact fees ($333,476) and FY '27 gap funds to cover the remaining $268,001.47.

Fort LauderdaleOct 29, 2026

YFAC

Board hears options for YFAC and adult-wellness upgrades, including natatorium and multi-court plans

Staff presented two build-out scenarios for YFAC/Adult Wellness: a rec-center-focused option with a 50-meter natatorium and a championship-court option with additional competition courts; estimated costs run into the tens of millions and the board deferred phasing and funding details to future design work.

NormanNov 6, 2026

Recreation Facilities

Presenter urges council to use tax funds to reopen public pool, warns private aquatics plan is too small

A petitioner representing PB Swims told the council voters approved an aquatics‑center measure and urged the city to use maintenance and sales tax revenue to restore a public facility rather than support a small private 'aquatics' business. The presenter contrasted the old public pool's scale with the smaller private proposal.

LeadvilleNov 5, 2026

Parks And Recreation

Cheltenham will close Conklin Pool next year; board budgets $5 million for a new Melrose-area pool

President Arman announced Conklin Pool will close in 2027 because of structural leaks and higher operating costs; staff estimate net savings of $235,000 and the capital plan includes $5 million from bond proceeds to build a new pool at the Melrose location and a 2027 public visioning process for the site.

CheltenhamNov 5, 2026