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Logansport accepts $200,000 gift to develop Mike Anderson driving range
Summary
The board approved a memorandum of understanding accepting a $200,000 gift from the Daniel C. Anderson Fund (administered via the community foundation) to build a driving range on a recently acquired 10-acre site; staff will return with design and budget details.
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The Logansport Parks and Recreation Board on March 12 accepted a $200,000 gift from the Daniel C. Anderson Fund to support development of a driving range on a 10-acre parcel acquired for golf facilities.
Nut graf: The board approved a memorandum of understanding to accept the gift; the funds will pay for on-site improvements such as a roughly half-acre tee station with concrete mats, with parking, a practice green and additional site work to be planned and budgeted by staff.
What staff said
Staff and board members described the gift as timely for the long-running driving-range project and said the money will allow the department to build a larger, higher-quality tee station, add concrete hitting areas for wet conditions, seed playing surfaces and address parking. The gift was presented in memory of Mike Anderson; staff said the name will be associated with the driving-range project.
Administrative steps and next actions
Board members approved the memorandum of understanding by voice vote. Staff said the next steps include producing detailed design and budget estimates, planning parking (gravel or paved), acquiring range equipment (ball vending), and sequencing construction. Staff will return to the board with a project timeline and budget for formal approval prior to construction.
What the vote means
The MOU accepts the gift and authorizes staff to use it for project development; it does not itself authorize construction contracts or final expenditures beyond standard steps to design and budget the work. Those items will be brought back for separate approvals.

