Players pay a one-time fee to access the pickleball courts at the Bainbridge High School Lower Gym, covering court maintenance, facility upkeep, and operational expenses. Court maintenance expenses include tasks such as cleaning the courts. Repairing any damages or wear and tear, and ensuring the playing surface is in optimal condition. These maintenance activities are crucial to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for pickleball players. The fee helps cover the costs of materials, equipment, and personnel required for these tasks.
Facility upkeep costs encompass the maintenance and management of the entire gym area where the pickleball courts are located. This includes expenses related to lighting, ventilation, heating or cooling systems, and general facility maintenance. By collecting a fee, the gym can allocate funds to ensure that the entire facility remains functional, comfortable, and conducive to pickleball activities.
In addition to maintenance and facility upkeep, the fee may also contribute to covering other operational expenses. This can include administrative costs such as staffing, scheduling, and managing reservations. It may also account for the costs associated with providing amenities like restrooms, seating areas, or storage facilities for equipment.
The specific amount of the one-time fee can vary depending on various factors, including the size of the facility, the number of courts available, the level of maintenance required, and any additional services or amenities provided. The fee is typically determined by the facility management or the organization responsible for overseeing the gym’s operations.
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Bainbridge Island Washington 98110
United State