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SLO County may raise Green FeesFriday, November 24, 2006Playing a round of golf at the county’s three golf courses - Dairy Creek in San Luis Obispo, Chalk Mountain in Atascadero and Morro Bay Golf Course - could cost golfers a little more green in the new year.On Tuesday, county staff will recommend that the Board of Supervisors amend the county fee schedule for fiscal year 2007-08 and the schedule for calendar year 2007, which covers parks, golf courses and airport fees. Fees at Chalk Mountain Golf Course are recommended to increase from $31 to $32 for 18 holes and from $15.50 to $16 for nine holes. Eighteen holes at Dairy Creek cost $38 on the weekends and holidays and $30 on weekdays, and staff is recommending those fees increase to $40 and $32, respectively. Costs could also increase at Morro Bay Golf Course in Morro Bay State Park, where 18 holes of golf cost $41 on the weekend and $32 during the week. Both fees are recommended to increase to $43 and $34, respectively. Green fees at the three courses increased by $1 for calendar year 2006 and also jumped $1 in 2005. The fees are market-driven, based on a survey of other courses in the county and reflect charges that are "middle of the road" to attract golfers, according to Vince Morici, county administrative analyst. Tags: San Luis Obispo Central Coast Golf |
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