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Home My WebLink About1982-09-14 Park Board Packet• EDINA PARK BOARD MEETING Tuesday, September 14, 1982 7:30 P.M. Edina City Hall AGENDA I. Approval of Minutes of August 11, 1982 Meeting II. Capital Improvements Budget III. Art in the Park IV. Fees & Charges V. Arena Financial Report VI. Recreation Report BRAEMAR GOLF COURSE 1983 FEES *Denotes increase 1982 1983 Patron Cards: Husband & Wife $65.00 $65.00 Individual 35.00 35.00 Additional Family Member 30.00 30.00 Computerized Handicaps 4.25 * 4.50 Lockers: Men's 72" 30.00 30.00 Men's 42" 18.00 18.00 Ladies 72" 10.00 10.00 Club Rental 3.50 * 3.75 Pull Carts 1.25 1.25 Golf Cars: • 18 holes holes 14.00 7.50 14.00 7.50 9 Group Golf Lessons: Adult 33.00 33.00 Junior 17.00 17.00 Golf Range: Large Bucket 2.50 * 2.75 Small Bucket 1.75 1.75 GREEN FEES 18 hole - non patron 8.00 8.00 18 hole - patron 6.00 6.00 9 hole - non patron 5.00 5.00 9 hole - patron 3.75 3.75 Seniors: 18 hole - non patron 6.50 6.50 18 hole - patron 4.50 4.50 9 hole - non patron 3.75 3.75 9 hole - patron 2.75 2.75 Par 3: 40 Adult - non patron 3.25 3.25 Adult - patron 2.50 2.50 Junior - non patron 2.25 2.25 Junior - patron 1.50 1.50 *Denotes increase EDINA PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 1983 Capital Improvements Lewis Park Lights $30,000 Art Center Kiln Room 81000 $38,000 Capital Replacements and Repairs Swimming Pool Building Repair $35,000 Braemar Arena & Pavilion Repair painting & concession equipment 10,000 Bleachers & picnic table repair 5,000 Tennis Court & Hardsurfacing 51000 Painting of Park building 5,000 Playground equipment Repair 5,000 Miscellaneous 5,000 $70,000 PARK CAPITAL EQUIPMENT eReplace 47-280 with Park Foreman's pick up. New Park Foreman's truck and trade in 47-280 $11,000 Purchase one new four-wheel truck. Trade in 47-282 Chevy four-wheel 1970 14,000 Broom and blower 5,000 7 gang mower ($30,500) 10,000 $20,500 from 1982 Budget reserve Miscellaneous equipment 2,000 $42,000 $150,000 10/12/82 (Revised) ITSGA 1982 Women's Public Links Committee MRS. LEWIS M. MARTIN Chairman MRS. BARBARA A. ALEXANDER MRS. ROSALIE BACHMAN MS. DELL M. BALLARD MRS. CORA JANE BLANCHARD MRS. NANCY "A. BOOZER MRs. EVELYN BOYLE MISS LINDA JEAN BRANSTETTER MS. PADDY CARANO MRS. ARISTEA COLONNA MRS. EVELYN DENTON MRS. RAY O. FISCHER MRS. SHIRLEY FOPP MRS. C. D. GARDNER MRS. JOHN GILILLAND MS. JANET HENKEL MISS JUDITH A HOLLBERG MRS. PENELOPE F. HUNT MRS. BETTY LINNERT KELLY MRS. HARRIETT R. LONERGAN MRS. JEAN MARSHALL MRS. NANCY TYLER MARTIN MRS. ROLLIE MARTIN MS. JANE PAGE McCARTHY MRS. GLADYS H. MOORHOUSE MRS, BERTHA M. OGRIN MRS. MATTHEW A. OPEKA MRS. ARTHUR K PARIZEK ARBARA L RABENSTEIN I aAN RANSICK WAM ROTHFUSS MRS. EVELYN ROYAL MRS. MADALON D SELF MISS DOROTHY TREVETHICK MRS. ROBERTA M. VAN FLEET MRS. HOPE H. C. YEE MRS. SUSAN United States Golf Association Golf House Far Hills New Jersey 07931 01) 234-2300 T(`2elex: 7109862521 September 22, 1982 Mr. John Valliere, Manager Braemar Golf Course 6364 Dewey Hill Road Edina, Minnesota 55435 Dear John: WILLIAM C. CAMPBELL President JAMES R. HAND Vice President WILLIAM J. WIWAMS, JR. Vice President WILLIAM C. BATTLE Secretary ARTHUR W. RICE, JR. Treasurer JOHN C. BATTY General Counsel HARRY W. EASTERLY, JR. Senior Executive Director As the USGA Women's Public Links Committee-'!oman for 111innesota, it's my responsibility to organize the qualifying round for the USGA Women's Amateur Public Links Championship. I would life to hold this round at Braemar Golf Course next year on Wednesday;, Jane 1st, if possible. This is a one day event and I expect in the neighborhood of 80 to 90 entrants. Entries close I•Zay 11 and I'li wave an exact number at that time. I would like the tee times to begin: at 7:30 a.m. on the 1st tee. Braemar would require no special preparation and I would take care of the mechanics of the qualifying suc-. as pairings, registration, rulings and scoring. I would greatly appreciate it if you consider waiving, greens fees for this round of golf. First, most of our best players are younp students who need every incentive (or "breai:") to help them afford the privilege of trying out for competition on the national level. Secondly, it would encourage more players to enter. This is very important, be— cause $10 out of each entry fee will go to:•=a_rd the travel expenses of those players who advance to the National Cha-pionship in Honolulu, Hawaii later that month. The cost of getting to Hawaii is very high, so I'm trying to raise as much money as possible to ease the burden on the players from our area who will be going. Without the promise of financial assistance, many of our best young players would be unable to go, I'm sure. Naturally, if it just isn't feasible to allow us the courtesy of waiving the greens fees, I'll certainly understand. I'll be calling you in the latter part of October to confirm our arrangements. Sincerely, Cora JaYfe Blanchard PLEASE REPLY DIRECT TO WRITER'S ADDRESS