No more waiting! Reserve your tennis court time--up to 2 hours at a time. Central Park residents only. Key fob required to access courts.
Our neighborhood pool, playground, and tennis courts continued to be well utilized this year by the 531 households in Central Park I and II. The facility is 24 years old, and the dues have remained unchanged from the original amount of $115/year per household since 2001. The original 25-year Reserve Study ended in 2024, which can be found in the documents section of this website (centralparkpool.org). The Pool Board has completed an assessment of the entire grounds and has put together a 20-year spending plan along with the 7 years of history, which can also be found in the documents section of our website. The plan contains replacement costs for most of the items, but we may be able to repair them at a lower cost after we engage contractors. The plan requires an increase in dues $25 in 2026 and another $25 in 2027.
Normal operating costs have increased $13,171 or 31% since 2018, as detailed in Table 1 below. We have quoted several pool companies to perform our daily maintenance, but have yet to find a lower price. Our search will continue in 2026. We have locked the 2026 prices at the same rate as 2025 for daily pool maintenance. We plan to competitively quote weekly landscaping for 2026.
Table 1 | |
Operating Cost Increases Since 2018: | Total |
| Weekly Landscaping | $3,876 |
| Daily Maintenance – Pool, Bathrooms, Trash | $6,838 |
| Key FOB and Camera Maintenance | $1,350 |
| All Other Items | $1,107 |
Annual Increase | $13,171 |
| Table 1-1 | |
| Major Expenditures Since 2018 | Amount |
| Parking Lot Seal and Strip | $3,625 |
| New Gutters and Paint | $15,059 |
| Pool Furniture | $12,185 |
| New Pool Cover | $5,221 |
| Bathroom Refurbishment | $56,000 |
| Entry & Camera Systems | $24,688 |
| Total | $116,778 |
In addition to the six major expenditures above, we had the roof of the pool house replaced at zero cost to the HOA. Insurance covered the cost due to hail damage.
There are several items in need of repair or replacement very soon, such as large cracks in the tennis court, fence poles around the tennis court that are raised several inches, outside picnic tables and benches need to be replaced, landscaping in the front of the building needs to be overhauled, and the play structure needs repair.
The annual cost per household for use of the recreational facility after the dues increase will be $165, which is still a great value. If you have questions or comments for the “Pool Board” you can reach us at cprfa.canton.mi@gmail.com or (313) 731-2896.
CENTRAL PARK RECREATION FACILITIES ASSOCIATION POOL RULES AND REGULATIONS Pool board reserves right to amend rules at any time.Full list of rules on bulletin board in pavilion or on website centralparkpool.org
Central Park Residents are invited to the Pool for FREE Kona Ice on Sunday, June 8, 2025 from 2-4pm.
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