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City to be compensated $120K after council approves settlement agreement for indoor pool repair work - Vimarsana News

City to be compensated $120K after council approves settlement agreement for indoor pool repair work

"We've been waiting a long time for this," Council President Kevin McCardle said of the settlement agreement.

Council to consider settlement agreement with Mitchell contractor over Indoor Aquatic Center repair work - Vimarsana News

Council to consider settlement agreement with Mitchell contractor over Indoor Aquatic Center repair work

The pool was abruptly shut down in 2022 for repair work that lasted nine months. The city would be receiving over $100K, as part of the settlement agreement.

Completion of 'Eddie's Pool 'project in Cambridge running behind schedule - Vimarsana News

Completion of 'Eddie's Pool 'project in Cambridge running behind schedule

Preston residents looking for a cool dip in the pool will have to wait a little longer.

Mitchell Indoor Aquatic Center anticipated to reopen in January, leaving some city leaders 'very frustrated' - Vimarsana News

Mitchell Indoor Aquatic Center anticipated to reopen in January, leaving some city leaders 'very frustrated'

"It hasn’t even been open for more than a few years, which makes it all the more frustrating,” McCardle said.

'We paid for finished product that isn't finished' as Mitchell Indoor Aquatic Center shut down for repairs - Vimarsana News

'We paid for finished product that isn't finished' as Mitchell Indoor Aquatic Center shut down for repairs

“We paid for a perfectly good pool, and we’re not getting a perfectly good pool. Therefore, the city has no financial duty to pay for this,” Mayor Bob Everson said.