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April —June 2015 On April 7, 2015, staff presented Cedarholm Golf Course history and reviewed current golf operations with the Parks and Recreation Commission. puring the following 2 monfihs, the Commission toured the course and further discussed past and current golf operations and financials. On June 2, 2015 a 3-person Commission Task Force was established to take the lead within the Parks and Recreation Commission to gather and share information. This preliminary work established the direction forthe next seventeen months as Commissfoners and the community gathered information that resulted in the final Advisory Team recommendations. June 7.5, 2015 Quarterly Joint Meeting The Roseville City Council met with the Parks and Reereation Commissian to update them on the information gathered to date. Following further discussions, the Council requested the Commissfon: • Gain a better understanding of what improvements are needed at the Cedarholm Clubhouse • Gain a better understanding of golf opportunities for Cedarholm's Clubhouse • Identify options and cost estimates for the Clubhouse • Meet with the Finance Commission representatives to discuss financiai considerations In the coming months, the Parks and Recreation Commission 7'ask Force �nd the full Commission worked to develop options based on the review of Cedarholm Golf Course operations history, an appraisal of facility conditinns, analysis of the local golf industry and Finance Commission dialog. November 16, 2015 Quarterly Joint Meeting The Roseville City Council met with the Parks and Recreation Commission to learn their findings and discuss the options they identified for the Cedarholm Clubhouse. The Cammission provided the Council with four optians for replacing/improving the Cedarholm Clubhouse: 1. Rebuild to existing size & function (approximately 3,200 sq/ft wlth seating fnr 88} and explore basement options for cart and other storage 2. Rebuild to similar size of Autumn Grove Park Building (approximately 2,200 sq/ft with seating for 50) and explore basement options for cart and other storage 3. Rebuild to a smaller size that services golf check-in and snack area seating (approximately 1,575 sq/ft with seating for 32) 4. Renovate existing Clubhouse (approximately 3,200 sq/ft with seating for 88) At this meeting the Council requested the Parks and Recreation Commission engage the community to analyze the replacement of the Cedarholm Clubhouse and maintain Community green space to serve current golf needs and future community needs. The Couneil directed the commission to also consider funding optlons for the replacement and report back with recommendations. Following the November meeting, the Commissioners worked with staff to develop an approach for engaging the community in discussion for evaluating the clubhouse and maintaining community green space to serve current golf needs and fu#ure community needs. The recommended approach is similarto previous engagement processes used by the Parks and Recreation Commission and a process the City Council has been supportive of, i.e, Parks and Recreation System Master Plan Update, the OVAL Task Force and the Harriet Alexander Nature Center Planning Committee. January 25, 2016 Quarterly Joint Meeting The Roseville City Council met with the Parks and Recreation Commission where they unanimously approved the Commission's recommended community engagement process for exploring all aspects of replacing the Cedarholm Clubhouse. This process included a 23-member Resident Advisory Team and a 6-month timeline to review, analyze, discuss, engage the community and report back to the City Council with a recommendation. 10�Page City of Roseville Clubhouse Renewal Praposal Cedarholm Galf Course ClubMouse Replacement Design and Cost Estimates