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<br />1.Overview –The board discussed various different options of what is <br />needed at Coal Creek and what should be prioritized as immediate needs. <br />Rob Lathrop stated that we need to be very specific as to what we want <br />from the City and what it is going to be used for. <br />Item VII–Golf Course hotel RFP response and actions going forward– <br />1.Joe Stevens reported that he has had one more response and will be <br />meeting with the City Manager later in the week. <br />Item VIII –Golf Course improvement plan presentation and discussion- <br />1.Discussion–Kevin Norby presented his plan to the boardas to his <br />findings and what needs to be prioritized at Coal Creek Golf Course. <br />First discussed was why do we need aMaster Plan? Reduce <br />expenses and increase revenues, establish a long range vision, avoid <br />costly mistakes and most important provide a basis for prioritizing <br />improvements. <br />Second,Kevin reiterated the fact that the trees, irrigation system and <br />bunkers are the most important at Coal Creek currently. During this <br />discussion BrianKeighinsaid that he feels our biggest concern are the <br />current fittings on the irrigation system, there are ~300 fittings in the <br />ground that are rusting and potentially going to fail. Kevinalso stated <br />that he thought that our bunkers have lost their character and <br />suggested we do a comprehensive bunker plan and discussed <br />different types of bunkers with the board. Kevin also recommended we <br />start with a coverage plan and GPS mapping of the irrigation heads. It <br />will help in determining the irrigation system and will allow Coal Creek <br />Golf Course to increase the efficiency of the current system. <br />Kevin’sshort term numbers and long term numbers will be completed <br />by the end of the year. <br />2.Estimated Costs –The board reviewed and listed all potential costs <br />related to golf course improvements – <br />Trees -Holes 2,4,6,10Immediate need removal -$30,000 <br />Coverage Plan & GPS Mapping-$10,000 <br />300 Heads replaced in one year-$100,000 <br />Booster Pump Station-$15,000 <br />New Irrigation System-$2.5 Million <br />Cart Path Curbing-$200,000 <br />Club House Renovation-$300,000 <br />·· <br />ParksandRecreationDepartment749MainStreetLouisville,CO80027 <br />· <br />(303)335-4735FAX(303)335-4738 <br />www.louisvilleco.gov <br />Parks Recreation Senior Services Open Space Forestry Trails <br />Golf <br />