The future of Milwaukee's Mitchell Park Domes is uncertain.The Domes' structural issues came to a head in 2016 when concrete pieces started falling from the ceiling.A net is now in place for the safety of visitors inside. The Milwaukee County Committee on Parks and Culture wants to expand a policy to allow them to keep all options on the table when deciding the future of The Domes.On Tuesday morning the Committee voted unanimously to push forward a resolution to adopt a policy to keep options open.Now it will go in front of the entire board next week.The committee wants to ask the parks department to develop a plan and price tag for all options, ranging from renovation to demolition. "There are people in this community that think that the plan is to go straight for demolition, and I said numerous times it's not something I want to see happen," committee supervisor Steve Taylor said. "Yet, we need to have all options on the table so we can get all the actual costs. We need to know exactly what it would cost to demo because that could lead to using those dollars to preserve it or even tax credit."Committee Chair Sheldon Wasserman said it's critical to push the policy through next week to get those developed plans by the July cycle, just before the fall budget."One way or another we have to move forward, and time is really becoming of the essence on it," Wasserman said. "We are letting this thing fall apart by benign neglect and it's time for us to move forward."