posted by Joe Polk at 1:29 PM /
From Thursday's Post-Gazette South Section
Pool consultant D. Scot Hunsaker, of Counsilman-Hunsaker, of St. Louis, gave Mt. Lebanon a rundown of six possible pool scenarios he drafted after two public meetings in hopes of helping commissioners imagine what a new aquatic center could be.
Link: www.postgazette.com/pg/06341/744024-55.stm
Pool consultant D. Scot Hunsaker, of Counsilman-Hunsaker, of St. Louis, gave Mt. Lebanon a rundown of six possible pool scenarios he drafted after two public meetings in hopes of helping commissioners imagine what a new aquatic center could be.
Link: www.postgazette.com/pg/06341/744024-55.stm
4 Comments:
If you budgeted $50,000 for a project, and the estimates came in between $67,000 and $250,000 what would you do? Most of us would probably make drastic reductions in the scope of the desired work or decide that it was simply not feasible at all.
The commissioners have budgeted $5 million for a new pool, and the estimates came in between $6.7 million and $25 million !!! but since they are spending YOUR money what do you think they will do? Will they raise taxes or cut back on essential public services?
Sorry, I may have missed this, but WHERE will this new pool be located?
The new pool is to be located where the old (err.... ) ... at the existing pool's location. Or, in the same general complex.
Will the old pool be in service while the new one is being built?
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