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Neighbors split as council hears proposal for nine‑hole disc golf course at Petersen Park

Alpine City Council · November 13, 2024
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Summary

Residents and presenters clashed over safety and planning for a proposed nine‑hole disc golf course at Petersen Park; presenters cited grants and low maintenance while nearby homeowners urged a master plan and warned of safety risks. Staff said the open‑space ordinance may require planning commission review for a material change.

Mark Allison, an Alpine resident, and Scott Gardner of the nonprofit Elevate Utah proposed creating a small, nine‑hole disc golf course in Petersen Park, emphasizing a beginner‑friendly design, low maintenance and educational plaques highlighting the park’s arboretum features. "We're proposing a small 9‑hole course," Allison said, noting the intent to preserve trees and avoid major construction.

Presenters suggested the Utah Outdoor Recreation program's Tier‑1 grants — which allow up to $200,000 with a 50/50 match —…

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