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Union County approves Buffalo Peak Golf Course 2026 rate increase
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The Union County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the 2026 rate schedule for Buffalo Peak Golf Course after General Manager Dana Londin cited improved play and completed cart-path paving.
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The Union County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on Nov. 5 to approve a proposed increase to 2026 rates at Buffalo Peak Golf Course.
Dana Londin, general manager of Buffalo Peak Golf Course, told commissioners the course did not raise rates in 2024, called the newly paved cart paths a significant improvement and said play has increased over the past two years. "There was not a rate increase in 2024. Since the cart paths have been paved, I feel comfortable submitting the request," Londin said during his presentation.
Commissioner R. Matthew Scarfo said the requested increase was "not unreasonable" and noted Londin provided price comparisons with nearby courses. Scarfo moved to approve the rates; Commissioner Jake Seavert seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Commissioners thanked Londin for his continued work at the course.
The decision was made during the meeting's administrative presentations and will be reflected in county fee schedules for 2026.
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