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Oak Hills posts $706,000 net income; committee asks for multi‑year capital plan
Summary
Oak Hills Park Authority reported $2.7 million in revenue for the year and $706,000 in net income. Committee members pressed the authority to produce a 2–3 year capital needs analysis to prioritize deferred maintenance despite a near‑term cash surplus.
Oak Hills Park Authority reported $2,717,000 in total revenue for the fiscal year ending June and ended the year with $866,000 in cash on hand, Authority representative Alan Dutton told the Finance and Claims Committee on Sept. 11. The authority recorded $706,000 in net income after paying lease and debt costs and capital expenditures.
The committee asked why the authority was holding a large cash balance instead of using it to reduce debt or accelerate deferred maintenance. Dutton said the authority paid $133,000 to the city based on 46,000 rounds played, $157,000 toward commercial debt and leased equipment, and spent about $300,000 on capital projects including the first phase of a trap/bunker renovation program. After those outlays, the authority planned to…
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