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grants to help fund the project was mentioned. Moises inquired about the return on investment for turfing the fields, and it was noted that income from future tournaments and concessions should more than cover the majority of the costs. Budget Overview- 12:53 pm Matt provided an overview of the department's 2025–2026 budget, highlighting various categories and noting how rising costs have impacted many line items, including chemical supplies and maintenance. He explained that staff currently manage and pay for these recurring needs, some of which could be reduced or eliminated if turf infields are installed before the 2026 season. The Board was invited to share comments and questions. Linda suggested updating all parks simultaneously to avoid leaving any behind in the rotation. Matt responded by outlining the budgetary limitations and practical considerations that make it unfeasible to fund and upgrade all 10 parks at once. -3- REPORTS No reports. -4- ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 1:18pm.