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City and county back feasibility study as Moab golf course nears a critical decision point
Summary
Officials approved a county grant and two RFP responses for a golf‑course master plan and feasibility study to determine whether to invest in renovations or let the course operate without new capital; study findings expected by late June.
City and county officials discussed a recently signed long‑term lease for the municipal golf course and a county grant to support a feasibility and architecture study intended to inform long‑term decisions about the asset. Staff said the previous lease produced little revenue to the city and that current management shows improved operations; the study will include golf architecture, economic feasibility analysis, and a fundraising plan.
Melissa, the county’s economic development representative, said the study will help the club raise capital and let both jurisdictions evaluate whether the course should be invested in or allowed to decline to an eventual tipping point. As she put it: “Do we just wanna keep it on autopilot and maintain it till we get to that tipping point, or do we wanna put it in a place where we want to invest?” Officials expect proposals and deliverables back by late June.
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