Summary
The golf course keeps its $500,000 general fund subsidy, and Council Member Rogers pressed on when it ends. Staff said debt service ends in 2031 but warned major infrastructure needs — including a $10 million irrigation replacement — remain, with a new operations contract and public-private partnership planned.
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Last discussed May 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
$500,000 annual general fund subsidy continues; bonds pay off in 2031.
Golfers and nearby residents benefit from a maintained course.
General fund taxpayers continue subsidizing the course indefinitely.
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