Tuesday, December 29, 2015

San Mateo County discussions to lease Sharp Park Golf Course


The Daily Journal/Staff/12/29/15. "County eyes public golf course lease: Sharp Park Golf Course in Pacifica operated by City of San Francisco."

"Doing the same thing over
and over" produces genius!
Image result for Sharp Park Golf Course, Pacifica, CA pictures
Sharp Park Golf Course continues.
If our County manages the site
-- well, that should be okay too.
"County Manager John Maltbie and his legal team will sit down in closed session with San Francisco officials to discuss possibly leasing the Sharp Park Golf Course in Pacifica.
 .... The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously in 2012 to explore the possibility of taking over management of the golf course, which takes up about 120 acres of the 400-acre park adjacent to the ocean and south of the Pacifica Pier.

Officials with both counties started to negotiate a 30-year lease for San Mateo County to manage the golf course but a lawsuit by environmental groups alleging that San Francisco failed to maintain the habitat for the red-legged frogs and San Francisco garter snakes slowed those talks. A judge has since dismissed the lawsuit. .... The closed session is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 5, 400 County Center, Redwood City."  Read article. 

Reference, San Francisco Recreation and Parks/Sharp Park Golf Course, "Sharp Park Golf Course is an historic seaside links, designed by the preeminent architect Alister MacKenzie, who also designed Augusta National (home of the Masters Tournament), Cypress Point, and many of the world’s most esteemed courses.  Sharp Park is one of MacKenzie’s rare public links."

Note photographs. Note: Golfer by Horace Hinshaw, face page to his Pacifica Tribune article/Horace Hinshaw, Sports Editor, 5/15/12.  High five by Brad Knipstein from San Francisco Public Golf Alliance/Richard Harris. 

Posted by Kathy Meeh

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

This is a WIN WIN for all involved!!! Unfortunately Plater will not go away. He will just shift his focus to San Mateo County.

Anonymous said...

Plater is the embodiment of Eco-Racketeering.