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Oak Hills long-range planning group to meet city on possible driving-range site; infrastructure inventory underway
Summary
Long-term planning lead Gary Leeds said he toured the course and will meet with the city to discuss potential driving-range sites; staff requested a 5-, 10- and 20-year plan and Jim Holiday and Jim Schell are preparing infrastructure assessments for Oak Hills’ 11 buildings.
Gary Leeds, lead for long-term planning, said he toured Oak Hills with staff and other authority members to review potential sites for a driving range and other capital improvements. Leeds said he will begin meetings with the city to discuss options and next steps.
Leeds said he has asked for a 5-, 10- and 20-year long-range plan and that Jim Holliday (sic in transcript) and Jim Schell are preparing an infrastructure assessment of Oak Hills’s 11 buildings to inform planning choices and capital budgeting.
"I have asked Jim Shell for a 5, 10, and 20 year long range plan, and Jim Holiday is working on an assessment of our 11 buildings...so we know what the long range plan needs to be on that," Leeds said. He said he expects to circulate options to the authority within the next month or two.
Why it matters: a long-range plan and building assessment will guide capital priorities and coordination with the city on use of parkland and potential new facilities.
Provenance: Topicintro excerpt: "Right. So, this week, I did tour the course...as the potential sites for, a driving range..." (Gary Leeds, meeting remarks at 00:21:38). Topfinish excerpt: "...start to put together some, some thoughts to expose to the group, hopefully in the next month or 2." (Gary Leeds, meeting remarks at 00:23:07).
