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BUDGET AND FINANCIALS: |
- Herbie gave his report.
- There has been an increase by 5 this past month.
- Our membership is up
to 344.
- Herbie also asked that we terminate the six delinquent memberships
who have been turned over for collection.
- Bill Strannigan
moved that we terminate the six delinquent memberships who
have been turned over for collection.
- Mark Washenfelder seconded the
motion.
- Motion
carried.
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CLUBHOUSE/RESTAURANT: |
- Phyllis Penzien reported that the committee had met with Clubhouse
manager Diana Brewer.
- The committee gave Diana the go ahead to put
a pop machine outside the clubhouse. The machine costs the club nothing
as long as we keep it stocked and that we purchase the pop from Pepsi.
- Due
to loss of revenue the hot dog machine has been moved into the kitchen.
- The
clubhouse will serve a minimal amount of food on Monday and Tuesday
nights. Anything that can be fried will be served.
Regular menu items will be served for lunch on those 2 days. All
other days
will operate as normal.
- Phyllis also brought up the idea of putting
a non-skid tile in the entryway from the patio to the bar.
Diana will get some bids for this.
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PRO SHOP/ TOURNAMENTS: |
- Golf Pro Steve Johnson reported that the first 3 days the course
was opened this month there were 106 rounds of golf played.
- A member
who had a range pass last year has approached Steve and half way through
the summer had shoulder surgery and wants credit for his pass for this
year.
- Mark Washenfelder moved that we evaluate certain circumstances
that may warrant pro rated fees for medial conditions.
- Motion died
for a lack of a second.
- Steve was given a directive to leave a member’s
second cart outside until the owner can remove it.
- The Wind River Casino will increase their sponsorship of the Saltwater
by $2800 if we move the sponsor’s dinner to the Wind River Casino.
- After much discussion Barbara Snyder moved that we accept the Wind
River Casino’s proposal to move the Saltwater sponsor’s
dinner to the casino.
- Bill Strannigan seconded the motion.
- Motion carried
by a 6 to 1 vote with Mark Washenfelder voting against the motion
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GREENS/WATER: |
- Chris Thomas reported that Janice Vosika wants to donate $7100 for
a rock with a plaque in memory of her husband Glen Kreklow. Plus redo
the fairway bunkers on #10.
- Bill Strannigan moved we accept Janice
Vosika’s donation.
- Barbara Snyder seconded the motion.
- Motion
carried.
- Water contracts for homeowners will all come due on December
31, 2018.
- Jim Mowry moved that we accept the water contracts and
to have them
out by March 17, 2009.
- Phyllis Penzien seconded the motion.
- Motion carried. Bryce Born said
that they would have a month to sign their contract and return to
the country club.
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STAFF & BUDGET |
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MEMBERSHIP: |
- Walt Stickels reported that there have been radio ads advertising
the membership drive of $100 transfer fee. There will also be ads in
the Riverton Ranger. The committee also will have cards printed to
put on dining room tables and in the community.
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OLD BUSINESS: |
- Bryce Born reported that the replacing of the door to the bar that was
broken when someone broke into the clubhouse this winter may not be covered
by the insurance company. The door will be replaced whether covered by
insurance or not.
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NEW BUSINESS: |
- Phyllis Penzien read a thank you from Myrt McFarland thanking the
board for the lifetime Social membership.
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- There being no other business Bryce Born adjourned the meeting at
9:00 p.m.
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| Phyllis Penzien |
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