To Sell or Not to Sell
By 250 News
Wednesday, November 30, 2005 03:30 AM
Members of the Prince George Golf and Curling Club gather this evening to vote on the possible selling of the existing site to Alberta based Pomeroy Group for $15 million, and buy a new chunk of property and rebuild.
The members know something has to be done, either take the money and build a new course, or, spend money trying to rehabiitate the existing course left badly damaged by the march of the mountain pine beetle. The cost to bring the current site up to snuff is just under $4 million dollars and the the golf course already has a debt of about $1 million. Repairing and maintenance of the current course would mean a boost in membership fees.
There has been a great deal of talk about the golf Course buying a piece of property on Foothills Boulevard between North Nechako Road and Highland Drive. The site may be one members like, however, there is no offer to purchase on the table, nor could an offer be made until the PGGCC votes on the possible sale of the existing site.
If the current site is to be sold, there must be strong support, as the vote has to be 75% in favour of that move in order to be approved.
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