BI parks goes to voters for $10 million for pool | Bainbridge Island Review
Voters on Bainbridge Island will be deciding on a $10 million bond to deepen and widen the Ray Williamson Pool from six to eight lanes.
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Voters on Bainbridge Island will be deciding on a $10 million bond to deepen and widen the Ray Williamson Pool from six to eight lanes.
The Bainbridge Island Metro Parks and Recreation District is going to have a new Adaptive Recreation Department.
Thank goodness for Steve Powell’s article (“Petition: Sakai not being developed as promised”) bringing much-needed visibility to an issue that’s been neglected for years.
The parks district has decided to fix up the Ray Williamson Pool at the Bainbridge Island Aquatic Center rather than build a new one.
The district’s consultant has identified $2.8 million of priority items to be fixed at the pool.