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Staff to centralize first-point contact for golf charter clubs; Crooked Putter furniture inquiry moves forward
Summary
Staff proposed routing charter-club requests first to golf operations (Pat) to reduce back-and-forth with recreation administration; staff also began sourcing 46-inch patio tables for the Crooked Putter and will return with cost estimates.
The Golf Committee on April 10 heard two operational items: a proposal to make golf operations the first point of contact for chartered golf clubs, and a furniture inquiry for the Crooked Putter restaurant at Grandview.
Centralizing club requests Staff described a planned change so golf operations would be the initial contact for the 18 chartered golf clubs when they request tees, tables, grills or other assets. Staff said the clubs would remain chartered clubs…
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