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RYBSA Facility Fees and Youth Baseball Sustainability

Summary

A new fee schedule would cost the volunteer-run youth baseball league $16,500 a year — enough to bankrupt it. The council crafted a three-year phase-in starting at zero fees, with the league covering lights, deposits, and field prep and pursuing grants and sponsorships.

At a glance

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Last discussed Feb 24, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The league avoids an immediate $16,500 bill but will owe 25% then 50% of fees in years two and three.

✅Who benefits

About 193 young players and their families keep affordable baseball and softball in Riverbank.

⚠️Who could be affected

Other nonprofits using city fields may seek similar waivers, potentially straining the parks department's 16% cost recovery.

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