Summary
Council Member Coffey probed how the golf course's money works: it's a separate enterprise fund, so course profits can't fund other parks or city needs, and the freed-up driving range payment won't go to roads.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Mar 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
Golf course revenues (~$3 million annually) stay dedicated to the course and cannot cover roads or other parks.
Golf course users, whose fees fund course operations and improvements.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Mar 12, 2026
The city is hiring GolfSense Inc. to renovate Fox Den, which brought in over $2.5 million in revenue last year — the city wants to keep the course competitive.
Public Improvements Committee - Mar 12, 2026
Council Member Coffey probed how the golf course's money works: it's a separate enterprise fund, so course profits can't fund other parks or city needs, and the freed-up driving range payment won't go to roads.
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