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Mammoth Lakes Community e-News: July 19, 2024
Town Council Meeting Action Items – July 17, 2024
- Town Council participated in a workshop with the Board of Mammoth Lakes Recreation and approved the use of $25,000 in Measure R Special Project Funds for custom CRC Sport Court Flooring.
- Town Council received an update on the Mammoth Main Base Redevelopment Project (“Evolving Main”) and The Parcel Affordable Housing Project.
- Town Council adopted a resolution authorizing the Town Manager to expend general funds to enter into a one-year lease agreement with Flock Safety for eight (8) Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) Cameras for the Police Department in the amount not to exceed $25,000.
- Town Council approved the possession or use of military equipment by the Mammoth Lakes Police Department pursuant to Government Code Section 7071 (AB 481).
- Town Council adopted the resolutions and introduced the ordinance to add a ballot measure to the November 5, 2024 General Municipal Election regarding a 2% increase to the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT).
- Town Council approved the program guidelines for the Lease to Locals program.
- View the meeting agenda and watch online.
Multi-Use Path (MUP) Reconstruction Project Update
- The Contractor has begun pulverizing the multi-use paths (MUPs) along Old Mammoth Road starting on the section between Aspen Village and Minaret Road. While the MUPs are under construction, there will be a detour along Old Mammoth Road.
- On Friday, July 19 and depending on progress, the Contractor plans to pulverize the MUPs within and near the Mammoth Creek Park Playground. After the asphalt has been pulverized the material will be compacted and the MUPs reopened. Please be cautious while using the recently pulverized MUP’s as the surface will be soft.
- Please be aware that while this work is being done, the playground will be closed for safety. The temporary closure is expected to only take a few hours. Please respect the closure signs and stay off the playground equipment. The Mammoth RecZone will operate as per schedule on Friday, July 19 from 12:30-8:00pm.
- Re-paving of the multi-use paths is expected to begin on Monday, July 29 and be completed by Wednesday, July 31, 2024.
Summer Road Rehabilitation Project Update
- Monterey Pine Road and Majestic Pines Drive are scheduled to be paved on Monday, July 22 and Tuesday, July 23. Crews will continue to work on the roads for the remainder of the work, that will include the lowering of utilities along Mono Street and Dorrance Drive. Beginning on Tuesday, July 30, crews will pulverize and remove material along Mono Street and Dorrance Drive for the remainder of the week.
- Motorists can expect delays and/or detours as this work continues through August. Please review the summer road maintenance project map for additional information and roads/MUPS impacted by this work.
- Thank you for your continued patience and understanding while we work on these critical road and MUP improvements.
Recreation News & Community Events
- July is PARK & RECREATION MONTH! Enjoy FREE FUN Fridays at the Mammoth RecZone from 12:30-8:00pm and FREE Swim Sundays at the Whitmore Pool from 12:00-4:00pm.
- Adult Pickleball Lessons are now offered Tuesday evenings at the Mammoth RecZone and Thursday mornings at the Pickleball Complex. All levels are welcome. The cost is $50 for 4 lessons and drop-in at $15 per session.
- Summer Play Memberships are on sale with unlimited access to the Whitmore Pool AND the Mammoth RecZone.
- The Mammoth Reggae Festival begins Friday night in The Village and continues daily (1-10pm) through Sunday.
- The Unbound Chamber Music Festival is scheduled from July 17-28 at Cerro Coso Community College in Mammoth Lakes featuring the Felici Piano Trio and guests performing three decades of masterpieces.
- Mammoth Hospital Foundation hosts its first ever Pickleball Tournament this Saturday at the Mammoth Lakes Pickleball Complex. Proceeds benefit the Rhiannon’s Kids Program to support families of Mammoth Hospital pediatric patients who must travel for specialized care.
- The Eastern Sierra Book Festival is this Saturday at Hayden Cabin selling new and used books, showcasing authors and speakers, and hosting family games and activities.
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