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Brand: A scientific sample survey is the only way that there will be a good response. Sackett: If a person pays non-resident fees if the receipts could be saved and redeem them for a five dollar card? Baysinqer: That is in process at this time. Carnival: The intent of the five dollar card was not to generate revenue, our intent for the card was to prove residence. A lot of these concerns are major but yet they are important to individuals and we need to address them. Maybe we need to sit back down at a work session and reanalyze these issues. As Council we need to come up with policies to give to the golf course people. Brand: On the agenda tonight there was an action requested, what we can do is table these things until July 26th at the work session that is scheduled. Davidson:. All of complaints that have been presented to the Council are valid complaints, but they need to be given a chance to work themselves out. Before we start changing the rules we need to give the staff a chance to go through and correct them, then see if we still have these kind of complaints. Mayor Fauson: Concurred with Davidson. Sackett: Something needs to be done about how the pictures are being taken and how long it is taking. Howard: Suggested setting a date when to re-look at these complaints and make sure they have been taken care of by staff. Carnival: One concern that needs to be looked at is proof of residence. Brand: Baysinger, Ott and herself have talked about other ways to deal with the proof of residence. Tom McAvinew, 229 Lois Drive. McAvinew: Felt that using a drivers license would work just as well as anything else. All other courses in the Metro Denver area use drivers license to prove residence. He felt that the dress code was not needed on this course. If there is going to be a dress code how will it be enforced? Council decided to let staff handle the complaints 13