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Margot
Day, Overbrook, works on a mural at the Overbrook city pool. At
the Aug. 10 meeting, Day told the city council she was two weeks
from completing the project.
Susie Whalen | Reporter
OVERBROOK—The Overbrook City Council heard a summary
of this year’s swimming pool activity with a positive
note. Tammy Luther, pool office manager, presented the council
with numbers of this year’s pool activity.
Luther first thanked maintenance supervisor Don Bryant for
his assistance and support throughout the summer. She said
the success of the pool would not have been possible without
his help. She presented the council the following information
about the number of season and family passes sold, aerobic
classes held, swimming lessons, and pool parties, which generated
revenue for the pool this year.
Luther said the concession stand offered no concessions over
$1.50 and the tally for the concessions has not been finalized.
Overbrook Mayor Don Schultz asked, “What kind of revenue
are we seeing here?”
City treasurer Patty Hylton responded, “From the bank
deposits as of this date, $18,300, which is about the same
as last year.”
Luther told the council that presently the pump is not working
and Bryant is working to correct the problem. She also said
the chalk supply has been exhausted.
Luther asked the council for upgrades for next season such
as removing the plastic chairs and replacing them with Adirondack
chairs. She said the pool would need to be repainted and a
shade area constructed on the inside of the fence would be
beneficial.
The council didn’t act upon the requests but thanked
Luther for another successful season at the pool.
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