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. MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 18, 1988 MEETING PAGE 2 If your standing on the fairway side of the water looking at the green, they put a sprinkler way over to the left by the cart path and you can see it sticking up, all this waters is the sand trap, should have put one between the trap and the water. A few places where they positioned sprinklers that are just not right (ladies tee boxes, etc.). No. 18 is an example, a sprinkler is going to have to be added here and placed up by the lake on the south end, so it will water the ladies tee. Another one would be No. 14, it waters during the summer the way it's set up now, but in the fall and winter time it can't get any water with a north wind. No. 13, Championship tee, they only put a sprinkler in front and not in back, so there is no grass growing on the back of this tee box. No. 16 fairway, the left side before you get to the green between the center of the fairway and cart path there is just one row of sprinkler heads and no grass growing to the south. David asked that wouldn't now be the time to get these items taken care of during this stage, before we go any further and have to go back later and tear up the greens, etc. Richard H. asked if a dollar figure had been established to make these corrections. Joel said at this time we did not have an estimate, but that we would be doing additional sprinkler work for some time, this will be done before opening. Dennis D. brought up the fact concerning the liability we could have at the tunnel crossing and expressed a concern with children or spectators looking over and the possibility of falling in. Joel told him that the City would be checking into putting fencing up for protection. ITEM N0. ~ ether Business Dennis D. asked about companies/industries adopting a fairway. He said he had been approached about this and wanted to get the Board's reaction. This would mean that the company/industry that adopted the fairway would supply the "little extra" things for beautification, etc. (shrubs, tee signs). Mr. Hayes said that a lot of course do this and it works out for the benefit of the course, many buy the tee markers and in return the sign • will bear their name (sponsored by). Joel told the Board to remember that all the hole markers, score cards and big sign for golf course are being made free for us through advertising. These signs will be replaced if damaged for the City.