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Umpqua Golf Management notifies Myrtle Creek it will end golf-course contract
Summary
On Oct. 20 the city received notice from Umpqua Golf Management that it intends to end its contract to operate the Myrtle Creek golf course; the mayor and city administrator will follow up with the management team.
City Administrator Pro Tem Zach Potter told the council that on Oct. 20 the city received notice from Umpqua Golf Management indicating the company would like to end its contract to operate the Myrtle Creek golf course. Potter said he and Mayor Luke Dillon will follow up with the management team.
No timetable, reason for termination, or contingency plan for operations was provided in the meeting record. The council did not vote on any contract action during the meeting.
City staff will handle follow-up communication with Umpqua Golf Management; the city did not announce a replacement manager or interim operations plan during the Oct. 21 meeting.
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