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The city is raising golf rates to help the courses pay for their own maintenance instead of relying on tax dollars.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The city expects to generate an additional $300,000 to $400,000 in annual revenue.
The city's general fund and residents who will see better-maintained facilities.
Golfers who will face higher costs to play.
This project is expected to bring new amenities and housing to the downtown core, potentially increasing foot traffic and economic activity.
This project is expected to bring new amenities and housing to the downtown core, potentially increasing foot traffic and economic activity.
This project will add housing and commercial options to the area, potentially increasing local economic activity and resident services.
This project will add significant housing density to the area, potentially increasing traffic and demand on services.
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Residents are concerned that the new fee schedule removes walking-only discounts for seniors and military members, making it much more expensive to play.