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Maintenance update: dredging estimates, tree relocations and temporary closures at Jersey Meadow
Summary
Maintenance staff reported that warm weather shifted priorities to routine mowing, crews added rock to cart paths and plan to relocate small oak trees; the superintendent will seek estimates to dredge lakes near holes No. 3 and No. 14 because sediment is clogging fountains. The course will close the following day for maintenance; the restaurant will remain open.
Wade Warms presented the Golf Course Maintenance report, saying recent unseasonably warm weather required the crew to focus on routine mowing and other maintenance rather than planned winter projects. Crews have added rock to several cart-path trouble spots to reduce muddiness and improve turning areas, trimmed trees and pampas grass, and scheduled a contractor to relocate small oak trees from the course’s tree farm to replace trees lost between holes No. 1 and No. 18.
Warms said the superintendent will obtain estimates for dredging lakes near holes No. 3 and No. 14 because decades of sediment buildup have made them very shallow and are causing fountains to clog with debris; dredging would improve aesthetics and water circulation. He also reported temporary staffing reductions due to holiday vacations and that the course will be closed for maintenance the following day while the restaurant remains open.
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