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~ y • Page 2 of 2 Golf Course Advisory Meeting February 18, 1987 Item D is progress of services that have been provided by the City; i.e. working with the design firm on the plans and specs, application for the amended waste discharge permit, technical reviews, and publication of a notice of application in the newspaper to give the community an opportunity to respond to the application. The next item that we provided in-house was to establish project control for construction layout and the construction staking, route layout and the routing, including boundary survey and the lakes. Additional in-housework includes the design and preparation of plans and specifications for the entrance road, the waterline and the sewer line that will serve the maintenance facility and pro shop facility. The City is also providing the rough clearing in-house. • Item 5.was also taken on in-house, providing the survey base line and the data for the design of the effluent transfer system. The expenses associated with these items 1-5 have been absorbed by the operation budgets of the departments involved except for the costs associ-aced with the machinery. The boundary survey and the preparation of the legal description of the pl,~t was completed long ago. Pat O'Mally passed out copies of the schedule and discussed each item from start to completion and demonstrated how the course could be completed this year. The committee discussed getting the community involved by having a contest to name the course. A committee will be set-up to judge. The committee also discussed items for the next meeting which should include how to manage the course for the long and short term, critical points, greens-keeper, and budget. Meeting was adjourned. PASSED AND APPROVED: • THIS THE DAY OF 1987 DAVID BRADY, CHAIRMAN