City of Mount Pleasant Community Pool To Be Closed for Repairs
COMMUNITY POOL UPDATE - 02/27/20
On 02/25/20, City Manager Ed Thatcher announced that the community pool located at Dellwood Park has sustained significant damage. He also stated that the City fully understands how important the pool is to the community in terms of summer recreation and seasonal jobs and that the City is working quickly to determine repair or replacement options.
The damage that has occurred per the City’s engineer’s assessment:
- The pool shell has popped out of the ground
- Piping underneath the pool shell is damaged
The City Council will receive an update from the engineer along with repair or replacement options at the Regular Meeting on Tuesday, March 3 at 6:30 p.m.
POSTED 02/25/2000
Mount Pleasant City Manager Ed Thatcher announced today that the community pool at Dellwood Park has sustained significant damage and most likely will not be available for use this summer.
“The community pool is a city amenity enjoyed by so many in our community that also offers seasonal employment opportunities,” said Thatcher. “We are very sorry this has occurred, but we are now working with the appropriate professionals to assess the damage and recommend the most timely and cost effective plan for repairing and re-opening the facility.”
Thatcher added that the community pool is 69 years old and all repair options available will be presented to City Council for discussion and action. More information will be provided to citizens as it becomes available.