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Wednesday, August 17^, 2022
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8:00 AM
Zach Wagoner, Chairman called the meeting to order.
Members Present:
Jeanne Cridebring, Women's Representative
Sue Kushlan
Chuck Bosen, Secretary
Zach Wagoner, Chairman
Shirley Akagi, Vice Chairman
Pam Wagoner, Jr. Golf Representative
Dwight Barker, Men's Representative
Staff Present:
Ken Wheeler, Course Superintendent
Brett Williams, Purple Sage Golf Course Professional
John McGee, City Council Representative
Members Unable to Attend:
Carol Mitchell, Deputy Treasurer City of Caldwell
Doreen Burnham
Review of Minutes from June 22"^ 2022
The minutes from the June 22"^, 2022, were reviewed by the board prior to the meeting. After a couple
of minor adjustments In phrasing, Sue Kushlan moved to accept the minutes. Jeanne Cridebring
seconded the motion - the motion carried.
Old Business: Sue Kushlan brought forward ongoing discussion about the concern of underage children
on the golf courses and the potential liability risks to the city. John McGee will review the concern with
attorneys for the city and report back at the next board meeting. Jeanne Cridebring suggested that it be
well posted so that it can be enforced as necessary. Brett Williams noted that it is posted at both
courses. Zach Wagoner Inquired as to how many events with underaged children had occurred at either
course over the past 25 years. There were no events that board members could recall. Sue Kushlan also
noted that It Is posted on the city website under the golf course section. Sue Kushlan also brought
forward the ongoing discussion about the dress code and a few observed violations of late. Shirley
Akagi posed the question of the severity of the problem and level of intervention needed. A few
examples were shared, and the board discussed options. A decision was made to maintain the signage
at both courses that reads "Proper golf attire is appreciated". John McGee noted that the signage
allows the course to address an issue/policy in the event of an extreme case. Brett Williams expressed
that any intervention with a dress code violation or the like that could affect a customer would be
addressed by him personally or someone designated by him (i.e., Braxton Miller). Shirley Akagi made a
motion to recommend that a sign be posted at both courses that reads "Proper Golf Attire is