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Irrigation replacement could dent golf‑course fees next season, staff say

Sunnyside-Tahoe City Parks & Recreation Committee · October 15, 2024
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Summary

Staff warned the upcoming irrigation replacement at the golf course will likely affect daily green‑fee revenue and could reduce season‑pass sales depending on construction timing; the department plans conservative revenue estimates and mitigation steps.

Parks staff told the committee the irrigation replacement project at the golf course is likely to affect playability during construction and could reduce daily green‑fee revenue next season.

"We do know for sure that there will be an impact on the golf course," the parks presenter said, adding that staff are taking a conservative approach in revenue projections and will work to minimize impacts during peak season. Committee members asked whether county trail work and other external projects were factored into the budget projections; staff replied some risk is incorporated, but much depends on final contract timing and coordination with county projects.