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Council to consider $578,170 bid to replace cart paths at three city golf courses
Summary
The parks and rec superintendent presented a $578,170 low bid to remove and replace cart-path sections across the city's three golf courses; funding would come from the enterprise (user-fee) fund and the item was referred to the April 8 consent agenda.
Douglas Ware, the city's golf course superintendent, told the study session on March 23 that bids for cart-path removal and replacement were opened and the low bid totaled $578,170 to redo nine holes (three holes at each of the three municipal golf courses). Ware said the golf courses operate as an enterprise fund and that the work is funded from user fees.
Council members stressed the enterprise-fund nature of the project and offered approving-on-consent comments. The chair said the item will appear on the April 8 consent agenda.
Why it matters: The work maintains municipal recreational infrastructure funded by user fees; contractor selection and pricing determine schedule and local course operations but do not draw on the general fund under current presentation.
