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Commission hears proposal for Frisbee golf courses; no formal action taken
Summary
Commissioners heard a proposal to develop Frisbee (disc) golf courses at Dutch John, Antelope Flats and possibly a nine‑hole course in county park; discussion focused on grant timing, property availability and county bandwidth, and commissioners requested prospective partners provide maps and specific sites.
Craig Hall and others described interest in establishing Frisbee (disc) golf courses at several locations, including an 18‑hole design for Dutch John and possible nine‑hole courses at Antelope Flats or in the county park.
Commissioners discussed funding and grant timing: the Utah Outdoor Recreation grant process had closed for the year and requires a minimum grant amount (discussed as $30,000), and staff said property and partnering organizations (town or user groups) would be needed before writing a grant. Commissioners raised concerns about county bandwidth to build and maintain new recreation projects and recommended that community partners take the lead on grant writing and maintenance while the county facilitate site identification and possible RDA involvement.
No formal action was taken; commissioners asked Craig Hall or interested partners to identify specific sites (preferably with mapped boundaries) and to return with a more detailed proposal and community support.
