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Parks Board recommends the aquatics study; agenda planners list a Kimley-Horn award
The Parks and Recreation Board voted to recommend an aquatics feasibility study to the council; KFDA reported a single bid of $150,000. City agenda planners listed a $99,900 award to Kimley-Horn and Associates for the Aquatic Market Viability Study, first for July 14 and then for July 28, 2026.[1][2][3]
What the sources say
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Bob Altman, chairman, Parks and Recreation Board: On July 8, 2026 KFDA reported the Parks and Recreation Board voted to recommend an aquatics feasibility study covering both pools, several splash pads and the City's overall aquatics direction; it reported a single bid of $150,000 and did not name the firm. Board chairman Bob Altman said: "We need to go forward pretty quickly for next year."[1]
- Amount
- $150,000
- ⚠ Sources differ
The reported cost of the 2026 aquatic study differs between the news report and City agenda planners.
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The City's check register records $16,096,869.02 in 142 payments to Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc between 2022-07-05 and 2026-05-21. The register does not identify the project each payment funded, and the firm works on many City projects.[4]
- Total
- $16,096,869
- Payments
- 142