If you disagree then you have not read or not understood the motion, the original $750,000 bid details, nor the two bids the GM obtained for Phase One of the overall Manklin Creek Project.

All of these are available. Clearly the teach of the two bids Thompson presented to the board contained the site work and storm water management related to building eight pickleball courts, four now and four in the future

All Terry's motion did was to eliminate the four courts that were to be built now. He states unequivocally that his $150,000 number included all work in the $207,000 bid recommended by the GM, with the exception of the four pickleball courts to be built now in the $207,000. Further clarification of this is in the discussion during the board meeting as to where the $150,000 came from.

As a very real matter, every bit of work proposed to be done in Terry's motion is "in support of the original masterplan." Every penny of the $150,000. Without the creation of the master plan, done solely to provide more pickleball and paddleball courts, there would be no need to move the playground or any other site work of any kind. All that needs to be done is some maintenance on the playground structure, probably at a cost of less that $10,000.