Golf 2007/07/26COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
CITY STAFF PRESENT:
VALLEY CREST PRESENT:
CALL TO ORDER
GOLF COMMISSION MINUTES
July 26, 2007 — 5:00 p.m.
4t" Floor Conference Room 1
Chairman John McCulloch
Vice Chairman Bud Schultz
Commissioner Kathy Wright
Commissioner Patti Gaby
Commissioner Skip Keys
Michael Lautenbach, Dave Johansen, Bob Johns, and Linda Harrah
Kevin Neal, Golf Course Superintendent
Chairman McCulloch called the meeting to order at 5:03 p.m.
PUBLIC COMMENTS — None
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
Vice Chairman Schultz made a Motion to approve the Minutes of the June 28, 2007 meeting with the
following addition under New Business, B. Golf Course Improvement Contingency Fund. "Vice
Chairman Schultz requested a formal review of setting up contingency funds for capital
improvements at both golf courses." Commissioner Wright seconded the Motion. Motion passed.
ACTIVITY REPORTS
A. Golf Superintendent Update
Michael Lautenbach reported the specifications for the Dad Miller restroom renovation were
received. The project will be bid in August with construction to begin in October. The bid for tree
trimming at Dad Miller Golf Course will be issued in August.
Michael Lautenbach stated the new Point -of -Sale (POS) system is up and running, and overall
the system is working without problems.
Michael Lautenbach stated he is developing an advertising sales agreement to sell local
advertising on the GPS system at Anaheim Hills Golf Course.
City staff is waiting for a response from Aqua-PhyD regarding the contract renewal.
Michael reported there have been several problems with the golf car batteries at Anaheim Hills
and as a result all batteries will be changed in six months.
B. Golf Course Superintendent
Dave Johansen presented his report. Commissioner Wright commented on the good course
conditions at Dad Miller Golf Course.
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C. Director of Golf
Bob Johns stated the transition of the new POS system went well and that there were fewer
problems than expected. Bob Johns stated that the summer Junior Golf Academy, led by
Director of Instruction Nick Kumpis, has been a tremendous success.
Vice Chairman Schultz asked if there was an age limit for kids to be on the golf course with their
fathers. There is no age limit to be a spectator. The age limit for a child driving a golf cart is 18.
FINANCIAL REPORT
Michael Lautenbach stated that June was a very successful month with increases in revenue and
rounds at both courses.
OLD BUSINESS
Commissioner Wright inquired about the ball trajectory study at Dad Miller Golf Course. Michael
Lautenbach replied that the consultant agreement will be mailed the next day.
NEW BUSINESS
Dad Miller Senior Rates
Michael Lautenbach handed out copies of the current green fees at Dad Miller. A discussion
followed regarding the differences in the senior standby rate and those for senior golfers making
reservations. Bob Johns explained that the senior standby rate was put into place many years ago to
fill open times. Vice Chairman Schultz and Commissioner Wright recommended implementing a
senior rate for reserved tee times.
Commissioner Gaby stated the directional sign near La Palma and the 91 freeway needed to be
replaced. Michael Lautenbach stated it is under Caltrans jurisdiction, and he would try to have it
changed out.
Vice Chairman Schultz requested staff work on a life expectancy list for capital items at both golf
courses. This list will provide information about the amount necessary for future contingency funds.
ADJOURNMENT
Commissioner Gaby made a Motion, seconded by Vice Chairman Bud Schultz, to adjourn the
meeting to August 23, 2007 at 5:00 p.m., at City Hall East. The Motion passed. There being no
further business the meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m.