The rec center is closed the week before Labor Day each year for cleaning, maintenance and repairs, but the facility has never been completely upgraded since opening in 1996, Gee said. The interior refresh would include finishes, fixtures, lighting and furniture, said Tracey Gee, recreation-services director for the city. Those cost projections come from a study done by M+A Architects completed this summer that cost the city $6,000, said Megan O'Callaghan, Dublin public-works director. The cost of refreshing the interior of the rec center was estimated to range from $1.6 million to $3.1 million, with furniture expenses ranging from $230,000 to $367,000, according to a Sept. The proposed fee increases are estimated to generate $579,000 annually, according to a Sept. Six-month individual passes for nonresidents will increase from $580 to $660.Ī longer list of price details can be found at /dev/dev/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Ord-65-18.pdf. Six-month individual passes for Dublin City Schools residents will increase from $390 to $440. Six-month individual passes for Dublin residents will increase from $120 to $145. Youth resident daily passes will increase from $3 to $5.
The fee changes include an increase from $8 to $15 for adult nonresident daily passes and an increase from $4 to $7 for adult resident daily passes. Council member Christina Alutto did not attend the meeting. 1, when people go to the rec center to renew memberships, staff will explain the cost changes, said Sarah McQuaide, a Dublin public-information officer.ĭublin City Council on Oct. Dublin Community Recreation Center membership fees will increase because of planned maintenance at the facility.īeginning Jan.
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