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HomeMy Public PortalAboutGAC Minutes 2005 06/08McCall Golf Advisory Meeting June 8, 2005 Roll Call at 5:30pm Attendees: Allan Morrison Jerry Palmerton Bob Giles Roger Snodgrass Hank McCauley Dari McKim Max Williamson Staff Reports 1. Allan Morrison a. Railing is completed. Will get painted when rain stops. b. Contractor has finished repairs to the bathrooms on Aspen. c. Best Ball — 140 teams registered to play. d. Pro Shop is fully staffed. e. Restaurant will be fully staffed by next week. 2. Jerry Palmerton a. Crew is in the process of re -seeding a few greens. Greens #1, 8, and 15 on the original 18 will be temporary for the Best Ball tournament this weekend. b. Pump station has been serviced. One pump burned out last fall --- will be fixed next week. All of the probes and fault lights will be re -installed by an electrician to make it possible to regulate the level of the pond. c. LOT dollars were approved for 2005. i. $20,000 for labor (2 or 3 more people) ii. $23,500 for equipment. iii. In addition, City Council gave the Golf Course $65,000 which had been held in reserve until past loan was paid off. Loan was paid off last fall. iv. Jerry will be submitting a budget amendment and then will purchase the equipment. Looking at equipment that is only 3 years old with longer useful life left for purchasing. v. LOT 2005 $23,500 + Existing Budget $28,000 + Loan Reserve $65,000 = $116,500 total available to buy/lease equipment. vi. Jerry said this will give us enough equipment by the end of July to meet our needs. vii. Tee box #'s 7 & 9 were sodded this week. Probably start playing them in one month — early July. viii. Season crew is currently 10 and will grow to 12 by the end of June. Old Business: Minutes from May '05 were reviewed and accepted. New Business: 1. LOT Recommendation for 2006 a. Labor proposal — $13,600. See Roger Snodgrass' handout. b. Additional requests to be made by Allan and Jerry to LOT. i. $20,000 for new carpet for clubhouse. ii. $5,000 for painting and lighting in clubhouse. c. Requests for 2006 due June 24th d. Also thinking the Benefit Tournament held in the fall could help. Meeting Adjourned at 7:00pm. Next Meeting: 5:30pm on Wednesday, July 13 at the McCall Golf Course Club House. Attachment # 1 McCall Golf Course Advisory Coma ttee's local option tax request for funding application dated June 8, 2005. The 27 hole McCall Golf Course continues to be one of the main drawing facilities for families visiting and retiring in the McCall area. The condition of the Golf Course is improving daily and with the help of 2005 Local Option Tax Funds for additional to hire additional labor and buy much needed equipment, this trend should continue through the season. This will only enhance the McCall Golf Courses ability to bring in more visitors, thus helping grow the entire economy of McCall. Jerry Palmerton, Golf Course Superintendent, has budgeted for 13 seasonal maintenance workers, which is 2 less than the 5 per nine hole minimum it takes to maintain a golf course in good shape and far less than the 18 which is normal for the standard 18 hole golf course. This should give Jerry the ability to continue the programs he has started this year and help insure the playability of the Golf Course as a whole and especially the greens. This request is based on two seasonal maintenance personnel working 160 hours each for the months of June, July, August and September. This would equate to 1280 hours at a loaded labor rate of $10.63 (current Salary Schedule Grade 2 minimum plus 3%) or $13,60640. We have rounded down the request to $13,600. Thank you for your consideration, he l lcCall Golf Course Advisory Committee