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Community center membership fees debated

by | Jun 17, 2019 | Latest

Although the community center won’t open for half a year or so, officials are already preparing for the day Sachse gets its long-awaited hangout spot.

City council discussed hours, membership fees and reservation fees during their workshop and regular meeting Monday, June 3.

Parks and Recreation Director Lance Whitworth gave a presentation and asked for input from councilmembers. No action was taken – he wanted to hear their thoughts so the team can move forward in planning.

The city broke ground for the center in January, and it’s expected to open this winter.

 

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By Morgan Howard • [email protected]

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