The approval also included the replacement of some sections of the existing fence at the Highland Village Tennis Center. The agreement is with Viking Fence Company Ltd.
The fence around the splash pad will be used to protect and prolong the splash pad’s life, according to the agenda item.
This item comes after the City Council approved the replacement of the splash pad surface for $209,153. The fence will protect the new surface from rollerbladers, skateboarders, cyclists and motorized vehicles, particularly outside seasonal usage and after hours, according to the agenda.
The council approved $220,000 in the fiscal year 2023 budget for the splash pad fencing project, which is projected to cost $110,568, according to the agenda.
The tennis center fencing project has $80,000 earmarked from the 2018 bond proceeds, and the project is set to cost $73,682.
