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File #: 14992-21    Version: 1
Type: Briefing/Report (Dept,BCC) - Action Requested Status: Business
File created: 10/5/2021 In control: County Council - Regular Session
On agenda: 1/4/2022 Final action:
Title: Consideration and Possible Approval of a Revised Scope of Work for the Golf Course Site Improvements Project
Presenters: Jaime Aslin; Eric Martinez; Jon Bulthuis; Cory Styron
Indexes (Council Goals): * 2020 Council Goal - Investing in Infrastructure
Attachments: 1. A - Kurt Anast Submitted White Paper Received December 3, 2021, 2. B - Golf Course Site Improvements Public Input Received in October and November 2021, 3. C - Tanner Consulting Pointfive 60% Restricted Ball Flight Study and User Feedback, 4. D - Staff Presentation, October 12, 2021, 5. E - Council Minutes and Staff Presentation, December 5, 2017, 6. F - Staff Presentation, January 4, 2022
Title
Consideration and Possible Approval of a Revised Scope of Work for the Golf Course Site Improvements Project
Recommended Action
Motion Option 1:
I move that Council direct staff to use the currently available remaining CIP funds to issue an RFP (potentially design/build) for a golf course designer/construction contractor to:
- Rehabilitate/add bunkers, tees, greens, trees and areas in disrepair on holes four (4) through eighteen (18);
- install two (2) new restrooms (one on the Front 9 and another on the Back 9); and
- continue the use of restricted flight balls to temporarily address the safety concerns at the driving range while a new design can be developed.

I further move Council consider a [future] budget revision for a new golf course design consultant to complete revised design concepts; conduct public involvement; apply for necessary rezoning approvals to the Planning and Zoning Commission and Council; and complete technical design and bid documents for the following improvements to the golf course:
- Expand the course to accommodate one or two new holes so not to shorten the overall course length for holes one (1) through three (3);
- expand the driving range to minimize or eliminate safety netting and include driving and short game practice improvements; and
- design additive alternatives for cart path upgrades.

OR

Motion Option 2:
I move that Council support securing the design services of a new golf course design professional to:
- Develop bid ready documents (technical drawings and specifications) to make improvements to holes 4 through 18 as recommended by the Parks and Recreation Board;
- simultaneously develop concept design options for improving holes 1 through 3 and the driving range/practice tee areas including cost estimates;
- seek public feedback in coordination with the Parks and Recreation Board; and
- return to Council with recommendations for a phased implementation of golf course improvements including associated budge...

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