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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-23-1988 Meeting• GOLF COURSE ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES OF h9EETING JUNE 23, 1938 THOSE PRESEf~aT • Advisory Board Vice-Chairman City ~f La Porte Ruede tAlheeler, Richard Hayes Dennis Dunham Jack Humphrey Reed Tolles Jim Longnecker Joel Albrecht Alex Osmond Dennis Hlavaty John Joerns Nina Bergeron, Secretary Alton Porter, Councilman Meeting was opened by Ruede 4lheeler, Vice-Chairman at 12:10 Pfd ITEM N0. 2: A motion was rude by Dennis Dunham and seconded by Richard Hayes to approve the minutes of the May 26, 1988 meeting. r4inutes were approved as presented. ITEf4 N0. ~: REVIEHi STATUS OF GOLF' COURSE. Alex reported that everything was going smoothly and that they were starting to get into the roughs. He said that Dennis Hlavaty had the crew organized and they are keeping the fairways and greens mowed and they were all shaping up. Alex said the rough areas were the next priority, getting them cleaned up, sprayed, etc. As soon as they can get the areas cleaned, get some of the bad areas fixed up and the cart storage building is completed and carts are delivered, Alex feels that everything will be in step for opening the golf course. Dennis Hlavaty told the Board that they had top-dressed the greens last week, some of them are real smooth while others are still rough, but in time they will all be ready. Dennis Hlavaty said he felt like the big tree on the right of ~~10 was going to be lost, so it will need to come down. Dennis Dunham asked who's responsibility it was to replace trees, etc. that are lost/die at the course. Joel said that we will work with the Parks & Receration Dept. this fall and winter to transplant trees. John Joerns also told the Board that land had been set aside at Northwest Park for a tree farm. • GOLF COURSE ADVISORY BOARD MEETING MItdUTES OF JUNE 23, 1988 PAGE 2 Joel informed the Board that Trident Construction has come back in and repaired the cart paths that were defective. The south end of the paths that was considered the most critical has been replaced, without any damage to the drainage situation. The clubhouse foundation is poured and they are going up with the framing construction right now. The cart storage building foundation was poured last week, the maintenance building foundation was poured this morning. The time table for these buildings is around the 15th-20th of July, and all seems to be on schedule. The golf carts were completed Monday and they are waiting for our ok for shipment. • Alex told the Board that he would prefer to have facilities at the course before opening the "driving range". The portable building has been moved in for the temporary office/pro shop and when it has been checked out and the electricity is on, then it would be feasible to open the "driving range", a date of July 15th was targeted for this. There will be a charge for using the range and this fee will be set by Alex. Richard Hayes asked if there has been any decisions about securing the course a little more in regards to fencing? Joel told him that the gates for across the front entrance have been ordered, these will be put in after the gas line is placed. Additional fencing on the 4Jharton-4Jeems side will be done with a gate for the larger pieces of equipment to go through. The fencing will be barb-wire or chain link if the budget will allow. • ITEM N0. 4: RFP FOR CONCESSIONAIRE FOR CLUBHOUSE. Joel informed the Board that the "RFP" for the Concessionaire would be going out within the next week for the Bay Forest clubhouse. They will be expected to supply food, beverage,and concession items for the golf course. They will also provide all equipment for cooking, along with a freezer, refrigerator, ice machines (2), hand sink, stainless steel tables, matching tables and chairs to accommondate a minimum of 60 people. They will also provide insurance (i.e. 6Jorker's Compensation, comprehensive general liability, comprehensive automobile liability). See attached copy of the proposal for all the specifics. r 1 ~_J GOLF COURSE ADVISORY BOARD MEETING 1~1INUTES OF JUP1E 23, 1988 PAGE 3 lwlembers of the Board are concerned that we have a "First Class" course and they certainly want the clubhouse to have the same type of handling. Concern was to the type of concessionaire that we might end up with and if the City would have any control over this; if at a later date the concessionaire was not living up to his/her standards; will we have the right to terminate them, etc. They want all standards to meet those of the golf course and to have a type of clubhouse we could all be proud of. n U There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 1:00 P1`9. Next meeting scheduled for July 14, 1988. Respectfully submitted, Nina Bergeron, ecretary I~ 1,~.~ Ruede Wheeler, Vice-Chairman Approved on this ~ day of ~-Q , 1988 •