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Oak Hills Park Authority reviews modest 2026 rate increases for nonresidents and carts; resident rates proposed to be frozen
Summary
Staff proposed modest 2026 changes: freeze resident membership and greens fees, raise nonresident discount-card fees (proposal moved from $5 to $10 for nonresidents), a $2 increase for public 18-hole green fees, and a $1 cart fee increase to cover a higher annual cart lease expense.
Oak Hills Park Authority staff presented a first draft of proposed rates for fiscal 2026 and sought board feedback at the November meeting. Controller Mark said the proposal aims for modest increases and to prioritize keeping Norwalk resident pricing steady.
"We are suggesting modest increases for 2025 2026," Mark said while presenting comparisons to five peer courses. Staff proposed no increase to resident membership or resident greens fees while…
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