Summary
Staff presented survey results and proposed adjustments to Thrive recreation center membership fees, including splitting senior and active adult membership tiers and phasing in incremental increases tied to CPI to address rising utility and operating costs.
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Last discussed May 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
The general fund currently subsidizes the facility by over $2 million annually, and proposed fee adjustments aim to narrow the cost recovery gap.
City residents and Thrive members who rely on sustainable facility operations and phased, predictable rate adjustments.
Facility members facing higher membership fees, particularly active seniors transitioning to a new membership tier.
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City Council — May 18, 2026
Staff presented survey results and proposed adjustments to Thrive recreation center membership fees, including splitting senior and active adult membership tiers and phasing in incremental increases tied to CPI to address rising utility and operating costs.
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