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GolfCommission | 2005-05-18 | 2 | located at the site, which should not be removed. The model shows two semi circular walls at the entrance and additional foliage. The tower itself would be stripped of the fire escapes and the windows would be covered. The top of the tower would be peaked and possibly a clock tower installed. The tower would act as a landmark for the Golf Complex. Any additions to the structure would necessitate a structural assessment of the building. The problem with keeping the tower instead of tearing it down is that it would be costly and would serve no purpose other than aesthetics. The question was raised as to the cost of tearing the structure down versus renovating it. The General Manager has met with an environmental company to get an estimate on the cost of removal. Commissioner Wood will research the funds needed to perform a cost analysis for the renovation and retrofit of the structure. The Golf Commissioners agree that although the entry is in need of beautification, the main priority for the Golf Complex is the new clubhouse project and that is where their attention needs to be focused. 4. ORAL REPORTS 4-A Golf Shop and Driving Range activities report by Head Golf Professional Matt Plumlee. The Head Golf Professional welcomed the newly appointed Golf Commissioners, Ray Gaul, Jane Sullwold and Bill Schmitz. Chair Swanson suggested that a new division of labor for the Golf Commission monthly reports be done, taking into consideration the interest of the Commissioners. Commissioner Gaul requested that the City of Alameda's ordinance 2-9.4, regarding the Golf Commission's responsibilities be reviewed. The recommendation was made to place the item on the agenda. The Head Golf Professional reported that the Mif Albright Course has been aerated and work has begun on the new short game practice area at the Driving Range. The new Golf Commissioners should meet with the General Manager and take a tour of the site to better understand the plans. Staff has put together a maintenance schedule for the Driving Range to assure that repairs and cleaning are done. A new golf ball picker has been purchased and is working well. Staff is currently seeking quotes for the painting of the Driving Range buildings and the new Club Repair Shop has opened and is a success. Employee Shawn Shelby who formerly worked at the Alameda Golf Shop repairing clubs is running the shop. The demo clubs are being removed from the Pro Shop and placed at the Driving Range for customers to practice with on the range. The parking lot has been patched and is scheduled to be re-striped in the next few weeks. The Commuter's Golf Tournament was a huge success and the players commented on the excellent shape of the courses. Many new volunteer marshals have been brought on and the new marshal coordinators, Mike Logan, Joe Crespin and Paul Mountain will be | GolfCommission/2005-05-18.pdf |