During a recent Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) work session, discussions centered on a proposal concerning the renovation of sports courts, highlighting the importance of clarity and collaboration in the project. The proposal, which involves a vendor's plan for overlaying existing courts, raised concerns among commissioners about the specifics of the work to be done.

Commissioners expressed the need for further clarification from the vendor regarding whether the project would involve simply overlaying the current courts or starting from scratch. One commissioner emphasized the poor condition of the existing courts, stating, "I still would like to begin writing the contract with D70 for the funding," indicating a desire to keep the project moving forward while ensuring that the quality of work meets community expectations.

The discussion also touched on the potential for cracking in the new surface, which is considered a standard concern in such projects. However, there was a consensus that starting with the current material in its existing state would not be acceptable. The urgency to finalize the contract with District 70 was noted, with hopes that the vendor would provide the necessary clarity soon to avoid delays.

As the meeting concluded, the commissioners recognized the importance of transparency and accuracy in the proposal, understanding that any miscommunication could lead to public dissatisfaction. The collaborative approach between the county and District 70 aims to ensure that the renovation meets the community's needs and standards, ultimately enhancing local recreational facilities.