Public Works Director Eddie Molinar and Parks Supervisor David Martinez presented a leak study report on the city pool Tuesday. Molinar said Landmark Aquatic submitted an $11,800 quote to repair multiple leaks. Because a different company performed the leak study, the city could not obtain a warranty on repairs based on that study.
Molinar said the cost would increase if additional leaks are found. The council asked Molinar and Martinez to remain available during executive session for possible questions.
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