Monticello packet includes Resolution 2025-16 updating golf course, visitor center and landfill rates

Monticello City’s agenda packet included Resolution 2025-16, which revises the city’s consolidated fee schedule for the Hideout Golf Course, the Monticello City Visitor Center and Monticello City landfill rates. The resolution lists new green fees, cart fees, season-pass prices and punch-pass packages for local and nonresident golfers; it also provides a detailed landfill pricing schedule for city and county residents, construction and demolition pricing, electronics and appliance disposal fees and tire charges. The resolution states it becomes effective on Sept. 23, 2025 and supersedes prior conflicting ordinances or resolutions.

Key items in the packet include adult local green fees of $22 for nine holes and $34 for 18 holes, a local adult season pass priced at $475, junior nine-hole fees at $7 and local cart fees of $9 (9 holes) and $18 (18 holes). The resolution also lists landfill minimum charges of $25 for city residents and $50 for county residents, with larger commercial semi-trailers charged $200 (city) and $400 (county). Other specific landfill charges include mattresses and box springs ($20 for city residents, $30 for county residents), electronics fees ranging from $8 to $30 depending on size and type, and tire disposal fees scaled by type and whether the tire is on rim.

Why it matters: Fee changes affect residents, visitors and businesses that use city services. The golf-course updates will change pricing for local and nonresident play and season passes; the landfill schedule sets differences between city and county resident pricing and establishes charges for common disposal categories. The draft resolution was included for adoption as Resolution 2025-16 on the council agenda; the meeting transcript does not record a roll-call vote or final action, so this article reports the schedule changes as they appear in the packet rather than as an enacted ordinance.