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The first two priorities expose one of the limitations of this survey, which is the disregard <br />for the cost of the initiative. Clearly, the exploration of a Community Center and/or <br />Splashpad will also include a major examination of the relative cost of those <br />improvements and will likely require several years of budgetary preparation. <br />However, there are other items on this list which can be accomplished within a very <br />reasonable budget, not requiring as much advanced planning. A quick review of two <br />those follows: <br />LOW-COST COMMUNITY PRIORITIES <br />Pickle Ball Courts <br />Pickle Ball has become one of the countryÓs fastest growing sports. It is a mix of tennis <br />and table tennis. The draw of this game is wide reaching in that both young and old can <br />play. Many cities have found that they cannot build courts fast enough. Centerville has <br />already added Pickle Ball striping to our lone tennis court, located in Eagle Park. <br />Adding courts can be expensive due to the cost of land, excavation, concrete or <br />bituminous paving, fencing and associated parking. One opportunity that we have for a <br />more cost effective means of adding these courts would be to utilize the existing concrete <br />slab used for the hockey rink, in LaMotte Park. A the layout of 4 courts could be <br />accommodated within the rink while continuing to allow the existing full-court basketball <br />area to be undisturbed. See attached layout for more information. <br />Option 1 Î Existing Concrete Surface <br />Utilizing the existing concrete surface could be done very inexpensively (see costs <br />below). <br />Costs Î Option 1 <br />Item Unit Price Qty Total <br />Striping $500 4 $2,000 <br />Nets $1,000 4 $4,000 <br />Total $6,000 <br />Option 2 Î Sport Court Coating <br />More commonly, pickleball courts are built with a sport-court coating (over asphalt or <br />concrete), much like you see on a tennis court. This acrylic surfacing is much smoother <br />and is more conducive to the movements required for game play. It may also be a bit <br />safer in terms of cuts and scrapes during a fall. However, staffÓs conversations with <br />contractors who install this type of product revealed concerns over the coating being <br />submerged and frozen, as the case would be here. The price of the coating has not been <br />fully vetted, but some rough estimates are below. <br /> <br />
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