Castle Oaks Golf Club president urges city to support golf course preservation

March 19, 2025 | Ione, Amador County, California

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During the recent Special Council Meeting in Amador County, community members voiced their concerns and support for local initiatives, particularly focusing on the Castle Oaks Golf Club's significance to the area.

Ernie Fernandez, president of the Castle Oaks Golf Club, highlighted the club's substantial economic impact, noting that members contributed over $300,000 in 2023 through green fees, dining, and pro shop purchases. This contribution underscores the club's role as a vital asset not only for its members but also for the local economy, as many golfers are residents of Amador County or neighboring areas.
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Fernandez emphasized the importance of preserving Castle Oaks, stating that golf is a significant part of the lives of many community members. His appeal reflects a broader concern about the future of recreational spaces in the region and their role in community well-being.

The meeting also featured discussions about the management of local resources, including the wastewater system, indicating ongoing challenges that the council must address. Community members expressed their frustrations and hopes for better governance and resource management.

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As the council continues to navigate these issues, the voices of residents like Fernandez remind local leaders of the tangible benefits that recreational facilities bring to the community. The council's decisions in the coming months will be crucial in shaping the future of both Castle Oaks and the broader community's recreational landscape.

Converted from Special Council Meeting 3/18/25 meeting on March 19, 2025
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