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Commission discusses electrical work, supervision and match scheduling at municipal golf facility
Summary
Officials discussed replacing old wooden poles with steel, contractor access and uncertain timelines for electrical work, and said weekend supervision and team scheduling were adjusted after balls rolling and staffing issues were noted.
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Commissioners and staff discussed utility and maintenance tasks at the golf facility, including replacing two old wooden poles with a single steel pole and the need for contractors to remove equipment to access work areas. One commissioner said, "If I had to guess, I would guess the actual process itself probably goes pretty quickly," but acknowledged the contractor scheduling could lengthen the overall timeline.
The group also discussed that balls tend to roll in certain directions for some golfers, creating supervision challenges on weekends. Staff said they reorganized supervision into teams and will track matches on the calendar to avoid conflicts and ensure coverage. No firm completion date was given for the electrical work; staff will notify the commission when contractor scheduling is known.

