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X-WR-CALDESC:The public is invited to a community conversation regarding a 
 sustainability plan for the City golf program from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday
 \, January 16 at Lincoln East High School\, 1000 South 70th Street. Parkin
 g will be available on the south side of the school\, and those attending 
 should use the southwest entrance. Participants will be assigned to discus
 sion groups\, and sign-in begins at 5:30 p.m.\n\nThe Lincoln Municipal Gol
 f Advisory Committee and the Parks and Recreation Department are seeking c
 omments on the draft Strategic Plan for Sustainability report that has bee
 n developed over the past several months. A copy of the draft plan will be
  available at the Parks and Recreation website\, parks.lincoln.ne.gov\, on
  Tuesday\, January 14. A summary of the plan will be presented at the begi
 nning of the meeting. Participants will then break into groups to discuss 
 the plan and address questions. Leadership Lincoln is helping to facilitat
 e the conversation.\n\n'I want to thank the volunteer members of the Linco
 ln Municipal Golf Committee who have invested a great deal of time in the 
 past several months discussing and developing this draft of the sustainabi
 lity plan\,' said Parks and Recreation Director Lynn Johnson. 'We now need
  the advice and guidance from the community. One of the key issues is the 
 development of an ongoing funding strategy for repair and replacement of g
 olf course infrastructure.'\n\nThe committee's work was preceded by a stud
 y by the National Golf Foundation\, which looked at operations of the City
 's four 18-hole golf courses (Highlands\, Holmes\, Mahoney and Pioneers) a
 nd the 9-hole Ager Junior Golf Course. The City also has conducted a finan
 cial analysis of the capital repair and replacement needs of the golf prog
 ram.\n\nMore information regarding the community conversation is available
  by calling 402-441-8264.
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DESCRIPTION:The public is invited to a community conversation regarding a s
 ustainability plan for the City golf program from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday\
 , January 16 at Lincoln East High School\, 1000 South 70th Street. Parking
  will be available on the south side of the school\, and those attending s
 hould use the southwest entrance. Participants will be assigned to discuss
 ion groups\, and sign-in begins at 5:30 p.m.\n\nThe Lincoln Municipal Golf
  Advisory Committee and the Parks and Recreation Department are seeking co
 mments on the draft Strategic Plan for Sustainability report that has been
  developed over the past several months. A copy of the draft plan will be 
 available at the Parks and Recreation website\, parks.lincoln.ne.gov\, on 
 Tuesday\, January 14. A summary of the plan will be presented at the begin
 ning of the meeting. Participants will then break into groups to discuss t
 he plan and address questions. Leadership Lincoln is helping to facilitate
  the conversation.\n\n'I want to thank the volunteer members of the Lincol
 n Municipal Golf Committee who have invested a great deal of time in the p
 ast several months discussing and developing this draft of the sustainabil
 ity plan\,' said Parks and Recreation Director Lynn Johnson. 'We now need 
 the advice and guidance from the community. One of the key issues is the d
 evelopment of an ongoing funding strategy for repair and replacement of go
 lf course infrastructure.'\n\nThe committee's work was preceded by a study
  by the National Golf Foundation\, which looked at operations of the City'
 s four 18-hole golf courses (Highlands\, Holmes\, Mahoney and Pioneers) an
 d the 9-hole Ager Junior Golf Course. The City also has conducted a financ
 ial analysis of the capital repair and replacement needs of the golf progr
 am.\n\nMore information regarding the community conversation is available 
 by calling 402-441-8264.
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SUMMARY:Community Conversation: Parks and Rec Golf
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