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Parks Board adopts the Parkhill sports complex study into the department's capital requests
Parkhill's project manager presented the athletic complex study, including a renovation design, an overview of existing complexes and an opinion of probable cost, and the board unanimously approved adopting the study into the department's capital requests. In December 2022 the director reported that the council had approved $7.55 million for new lights at athletic complexes, with work begun at Martin Road.[1][2]
Michael KashubaParkhill (formerly Parkhill, Smith & Cooper)
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On June 8, 2022 the board "unanimously carried to approve the adoption of the Sports Complex study into the department's capital requests." The executive director of West Texas Youth Baseball Association spoke about fields lost over the previous 10 years. [1]
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The December 7, 2022 board minutes record that "Council approved $7.55 million dollars for new lights to be installed at a lot of the athletic complexes," with work begun at Martin Road and planned at Southeast, Rick Klein, John Stiff, the Amarillo National Tennis Center, El Alamo, River Road and Thompson. [2]
- Lighting
- $7,550,000
