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RE OLU IO i NO, 764i O
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING GREENS FEES
FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI - WOMEN'S
, NTERCOLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL GOLF
‘.' TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD
MELREESE GOLF
r*1 THROUGH 8, 1977, AT T
J COURSE.
WHEREAS, the City of Miami has granted use of the City at1f`
urges for the Men's Collegiate Golf Tournament in past years;
WHEREAS, the University of Miami is continuing the promotion
golf in the City of Miami; and
WHEREAS, the Women's Collegiate Golf Team is receiving national
recognition; and
WHEREAS, the Department of Parks and Recreation recommends
that Greens Fees for this Tournament be set at Three Dollars ($3.00)
per player, per round;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Greens Fees for the University
Intercollegiate Invitational Golf Tournament to b
through February 8, 1977 at the Melreese Golf Course be and they are
of Miami - Women's
e held February 5
hereby established in the amount of Three Dollars
per round.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16TH
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City Clerk
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
Assistant City Attorney
APPROV. A AS TO FORM AND C,l RRECTNESS:
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City Attorney
($3.00) per player
day of DECEMBER , 1977.
N IAVIRICF A- FFRIRE
MAYOR
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CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
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Vincent D, Grim, r�
Assistant City Manager
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Albert Ito Howard, -D tectbr
Department of Parks and recreation
01-c: November 29, 1976
Pitt.
University of Miami Wornents
Intercollegiate tetitational Golf
Tournament
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In response to my inter -office memorandum:, above subject,,
the total number of rounds played during this Tournament
will be 60 rounds per day for 4 days; a total of 240 rounds
at $3. 00 apiece; an income of $720.
However, the Course will not be closed for regular play,
and our estimate for income is as follows:
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
February 5 S1, 300
February 6 1,250
February 7 900
February 8 SO0
Total $4, 250
the same dates last year, our income was:
$1, 925
1, 807
1, 378
1,967
Total $7, 077
' his indicates a loss for 4 days of $2, S27. However, because ,;
-of this attraction we expect more visitors and spectators at• L•ie'.
golf course, hopefully making up the loss by purchasing in the':',
Pro Shop and utilizing our other concession facilities.
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te: Viticent . Gritnrn) Sr.
Assistant City Manager
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Ph8Mt Albert H. Howard, Director
bepartinent of Parks and Recreation -
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University of i iatni = Whinen's
intercollegiate Invitational Golf
tournarnent
t: tP; :as
he•tniversity of Miami Worner► s Golf Team has been
a.ining national recognition with some recent victories
• and outstanding play. The University of Miami has
requested use of the ylelreese Golf Course for the
1,Yoments Intercollegiate Invitational Golf Tournament
to be held on February 5 - 8, 1977.
The University of Miami's request for use of City golf
courses, will attract ten teams from the State of Florida
and Furman University the defendin, national MAW
Champions. By playing at Melreese Golf Course, the
City will receive regional recognition, and I believe
this will help to increase play at our Courses.
It is recommended that we waive a partial fee for this
College Tournament so each player will pay $3. 00 per
round. _. ..
AHH/der
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