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MINUTES
December 3, 1991
Attending: Dave Engen, Chairman
Dan Hormaechea
Charles Denham
Ted Whiteman
Craig Collins
Bud Schmidt
Minutes from the November 12, 1991 meeting were approved as
written.
SPRING MOUNTAIN RANCH:
The committee discussed at length, the entire SMR agreement.
Several concerns were voiced, and a list of these concerns will
be provided at the meeting between City Council, Golf Committee
and Spring Mountain Ranch, scheduled for Saturday, December 7,
1991, and are attached as part of these minutes.
Chairman Engen thanked the committee and staff for the
opportunity to work with them for the past 3 1/2 years as his
term is nearing completion. He noted that he has declined
consideration for reappointment for personal reasons and the
committee may want to consider recommendation for his
replacement.
DRIVING RANGE
Dan Hormaechea reported that the Golf Course Foundation is
working with Marvin Whiteman to get clear title to the Golf
Course Driving Range property to deed to the City.
With no further business the meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Dave Enge ,
Chairman
COMMITTEE REVIEW
SPRING MOUNTAIN RANCH
(P3) 1. Is Robert Muir Graves still the architect chosen by SMR
and is he mutually acceptable the City and SMR?
(P3) 2. The pedestrian paths discussed are in direct conflict
with a City Ordinance already in place on the existing 18 holes.
(P4) 3. The Committee feels that the City should have some
representation during construction of water amenities. An
operation and maintenance manual for these water amenities will
be provided by O.E.I. when construction is complete. This
manual should be in great detail for future superintendents to
be able to operate the water amenities properly.
(P5) 4. A City representative shall be advised of all changes,
material or minor.
(P5) 5. The City should accept the addition when it's ready
for play. SMR shall be responsible for cost incurred during
"break-in" period. The City would be supplying the equipment
for mowing until it is ready for play, as well as man power and
some materials on a time and materials basis charged to SMR.
(P7) 7. The City should own all property in rough areas and
allow easement at its discretion. Building should be setback
50' from property line of Golf Course.
(P8) 8. The Committee feels that a Home Owners Association
should not have control over what can or cannot be done on a
golf course. SMR would be advised of any changes on the
addition without the City having to go to all H.O.A. meetings to
plea their case.
(P8) 9. Eliminate water rights from agreement. This can be
negotiated separately after the City has explored all options.