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A parks crew member said bids from local contractors have been limited; one installer is expected to deliver a quote later in the week. Commissioners discussed a faster but costlier option from Madison Blanton (a contractor mentioned in packets), which staff said could take two to three weeks to arrive on site and three to four weeks to finish, weather permitting.

The commission discussed available one-time ARPA funds during deliberations. One participant stated an available unallocated ARPA balance of \"roughly $480,000\" and noted that interest on those funds is currently handled separately. Commissioners worried that delaying work could increase costs next year.

After discussion, one commissioner moved to rescind a prior motion that had forwarded the Madison proposal to the finance committee; the motion to rescind was seconded and approved by voice vote. Commissioners resolved to seek one more bid before making a final selection and to consider temporary patching to keep the pool serviceable for the coming season.

Separately, commissioners addressed pool operations: opening and closing dates, party pricing, staffing levels and wages. Staff recounted neighboring jurisdictions' party and season-pass rates (e.g., a two-hour party price comparisons were mentioned), and the commission discussed lifeguard and manager staffing levels required for various party sizes and how that affects pricing.

A motion was made and approved to bring a full packet of proposed pool dates, party pricing, season-pass structures and wage levels to the next meeting so the commission can set rates and program details then. Staff will prepare comparative data from neighboring counties and the commission's flyer information for review.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","20250211 Parks & Rec","oneSentenceSummary","Commissioners reviewed resurfacing bids for the Madison pool, expressed concern about costs and timing relative to pool opening and ARPA funds, rescinded a prior forwarding of the Madison recommendation to finance, and voted to collect more quotes and discuss party rates and season passes at the next meeting.","taxTitle","Parks and Recreation Commission Meetings, Trousdale County, Tennessee","taxId",77632,"location","Tennessee","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6328555,"Commission approves $1,100 sign and readies final inspection for new Trey Park playground",232,328000,560000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2319052-512b9113c1073fc15e5331decf662e9f&start=328&end=560","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2319052-512b9113c1073fc15e5331decf662e9f/thumbnail_328000.jpg","/articles/6328555/Tennessee/Commission-approves-1100-sign-and-readies-final-inspection-for-new-Trey-Park-playground","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6328555-ba589640ce04941f5ca36ff46b10d36f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771095284&Signature=SXFMOe9cs0fvAM-4VTXRkMBOegcOz0ipOkwHl78~W~oGhNqG5wuMTP8UmjCG3zarB9q1z~-6jqpNkzy9UJF-ciH-ErVsQqp0p-Z5ORjxX7oInm-lcz5tf9RGMKTQ78BrlHbEPv8ESbfstJAj2QYS2-RO24RVDQgWZ0KpjEu7qQQBFcCHaRjlZX~r3FizgkOrTzt-Lf08DtEqJadpfc~N7tVpwExKUmaUs1IG~H2F~c090aKB6Bdxbja2jDLeCtDojoiX67Fuy53XvQRy7txs7YB6Wax1Fv4nKe2WnQ3TdPBY1Y~HdHi73ey3QoCk89QuCRIHa2CQGFI0~pTpjnQwfQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Parks and Recreation Commission said the new playground at Trey Park is holding up after recent rains and approved $1,100 to fabricate an illuminated name panel to display donor names and memorial plaques.

Commissioners reviewed inspection timing and surface drainage. \"Our next inspection is this Thursday, the thirteenth at 11 a.m.,\" one commissioner noted; staff reported the playground did not flood significantly and that a few muddy spots were easy to clean.

The commission reviewed a signage proposal from Sinerama. Staff said most mounting materials were already on hand and that Sinerama would apply names to a white plexiglass panel with LED backlighting. Holly, a Sinerama representative, had supplied mock-up photos and a quote included in the packet; staff said the vendor could complete the work in less than a month.

Commissioner discussion covered the size and placement of about 18 small name plates, risks of vandalism, and an alternative plan to offer unclaimed plaques at community events on a trailer so residents could retrieve them. After discussion, a motion to purchase the sign for about $1,100 carried by voice vote.

The item approved covers the cost of producing the name panel and adding the names to the plexiglass; staff said only LEDs and minor electrical work would be needed in addition to materials on hand.

Staff said they would notify the vendor and coordinate installation once names were finalized.","Commission members said the playground cleanup and drainage were satisfactory ahead of a final inspection; the commission authorized a $1,100 sign with backlighting and discussed options to distribute unclaimed commemorative plaques.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6328560,"Parks commission declines immediate application for 50/50 TDEC playground grant",220,89000,309000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2319052-512b9113c1073fc15e5331decf662e9f&start=89&end=309","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2319052-512b9113c1073fc15e5331decf662e9f/thumbnail_89000.jpg","/articles/6328560/Tennessee/Parks-commission-declines-immediate-application-for-5050-TDEC-playground-grant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6328560-748eb662d7100b4e73b0a4e6eb38ac54/orig.mp4?Expires=1771095284&Signature=Z1VTIPUtyL2HBhTaJK2mdY-liaJoC0bH1AxgiRWns3s04-BRcI6lXng1XjoL9HpJa-kZQsGoYUHjnxMqMIy0D-mlXF6Pox2SUGBsuBNx5VmiEpgmqE9Ok0JR1zuKCXHqzLf8~N3AAUKy1VSZ6pnz~zqGEZHIjpNqC~VXJ254W4RgyY1h0LzyClCExwq2Dt5v1jF3zPjnrZ7aYfdWyuqMC3u0WdL6TT7dC6KQrhWowcSzGIdCV13-TyxBNty2qsc9kiSwkn8D3DFjcqqTUqcYEMAlG-LDwgTpxyRGKdKvGYm-Ku7K4S7HhhYhuPL1QaT~8edMkn43pEr~sDQ7u9IVpQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Parks staff said the commission could apply for a 50/50 matching grant from TDEC to fund Trey Park improvements, but commissioners voted to pass on submitting a full application at this time.

Alicia, a parks staff member, told the Parks and Recreation Commission that the grant mirrors funding that helped build the new playground and that the county would need to match half of eligible project costs. \"Essentially, it's the same grant funding that built the new playground. So it's — it's from TDEC. It's a 50/50,\" Alicia said, adding that the full application is due April 1 and that public meetings and a formal commission approval would be required before submission.

Commissioners discussed potential project components that could qualify — court resurfacing, lighting, walking-trail improvements and other park infrastructure — and raised concerns about scale and local cost. One commissioner said the total scope under consideration could reach about $300,000 and expressed reluctance to commit local money without more detail. Staff told the commission it was not required to fund an entire project if awarded and that the grant-award timeline would likely be announced before August.

After discussion, Commissioner Fred made a motion to \"pass on this right now,\" which was seconded and approved by a voice vote. The motion means the commission will not direct staff to complete a full application before the April 1 deadline; staff said they would return with necessary public meetings and a formal proposal if the commission later decides to pursue the grant.

The record shows the commission discussed a previously attempted Blue Cross Blue Shield grant for related park work; Alicia said the current TDEC application would largely mirror the earlier proposal that did not receive funding. The commission also noted that master-plan updates and other planning tasks (a $50,000 master-plan update was mentioned) often factor into eligibility or readiness for these grants.

Commissioners requested additional cost estimates and clarity on which park elements would be included before revisiting whether to apply. Staff said postponing now would preserve the option to apply in a later round.

The vote to decline moving forward with the April 1 application was recorded as a voice vote; no roll-call tally was provided in the meeting minutes.","Parks staff described a 50/50 TDEC grant option for Trey Park improvements and said a full application is due April 1; commissioners voted to pass on applying now and asked staff to hold public meetings and return with a formal plan if they choose to pursue it later.","actionData","errors"]

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Commission delays pool resurfacing decision, asks for more bids; sets pool pricing and season-pass discussion for next month

Commission approves $1,100 sign and readies final inspection for new Trey Park playground

Parks commission declines immediate application for 50/50 TDEC playground grant