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Summer 2015 3 conStruction aheadcoal creek golf reoPening Continued from page 1 and rerouted cart paths. In addition, crews implemented improvements previously outlined in the Golf Course Improvement Plan, removed outdated timber walls, and constructed new practice facilities including a 22,000 sq. ft. Punch Bowl Green…the first in our region. Coal Creek was able to bounce back from the flooding this past Mother's Day and is beginning to look like an oper- ating golf course again. As construction winds down, we continue to remind the public to stay off the golf course for personal safety, to avoid damage to the new turf, and to give us every opportunity to promote and establish the turf grow-in throughout the year. Inside the clubhouse, changes are in the works as well. The Mine at Coal Creek restaurant has been outsourced, the space is also undergoing upgrades, and menus are developing with tasty treats. The pro-shop is ordering merchandise to please a wide range of golfers. Additionally, marketing and communications are ready- ing to launch a Coal Creek Golf Course Facebook page and Twitter handle so our golfers can keep up with the latest happenings and special offers. For complete details on course reconstruction, open- ing day events, fees and tee times, please visit CoalCreek- Golf.com or call 303.666.7888 (PUTT). Coal Creek Golf Course By the Numbers ¾98% all major construction completed by April 2015 ¾25 acres of fairway damage rebuilt ¾65 EZ Go golf carts ordered ¾8 Golf Bikes Procured ¾14 damaged greens rebuilt ¾35 to 40 washed out bunkers reconstructed ¾10 damaged tee boxes rebuilt ¾3 destroyed bridges replaced The Summer construction season is underway and there are many projects around town that will impact travel. We would like to thank everyone for your patience and understanding during the construction season and remind everyone to exercise caution when driving, biking, or walking through a construction zone. Downtown Construction - Multiple projects are sched- uled for downtown this year, a project map is available on the city’s web site. Projects that will have the most impact on residents and businesses are highlighted below. Sewer Replacement - The project includes the replace- ment of the sewerline on Johnson Street and in the alley east of Lafarge Avenue and south of Pine Street. Several businesses and residents will be affected by this work and will receive schedule notices in the weeks prior to construction. Storm Sewer Outfall Improvements Phase II – This project will install storm water infrastructure and remove a portion of downtown from the floodplain. Construction on Front Street between Pine Street and South Street will not commence until the fall or winter. Additional work will occur throughout town includ- ing: resurfacing Via Appia from McCaslin Blvd. to South Boulder Road, the installation of two traffic signals: one at Dillon Road and St. Andrews Lane and one at Paschal Drive and Highway 42, and the construction of the new bridge on County Road. If you wish to receive project information or have ques- tions, please contact Joliette Woodson (303.335.4603 or JolietteW@LouisvilleCO.gov). Include your name, mailing address, business (if applicable), email address, and contact phone number. The City would like to under- stand how you’re using your waste services currently so we can plan improvements in the future. If you live in the City’s service area for trash, recycling, and composting, please complete a short survey at www.westerndisposal.com/lesstrash by June 26. Your opinion counts - we want to hear from you! Tell Us How to Serve You Better