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Golf course reports steady May revenue; council approved bunker renovations on consent agenda
Summary
The golf course reported about $4,600 average daily revenue in May and year-to-date revenue of $649,200; the council approved bunker renovations on the consent agenda and said work will take place this summer with the course remaining open.
The borough's golf course reported average daily revenue of about $4,600 for May and year-to-date revenue of $649,200; the annual budget target leaves several months to close a roughly $216,000 gap. The council also approved a bunker-renovation project as part of the consent agenda and said the course will remain open during work.
Council representatives described the bunker work as a maintenance and standards upgrade that will preserve sand and reduce long-term maintenance costs by installing permeable materials below the bunkers and refining edges to current standards. The council said grants are supporting the work and that members of the public will be informed about the construction schedule when available.
