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Oct 8, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Provide maintenance services to perform potable water tank and reservoir cleaning and inspection.
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Census ID
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211252
Employee FTE
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56
Population
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6,431
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This contract is a management agreement between the City of Brookings and Brookings Golf, LLC for the operation, management, and maintenance of the Salmon Run Golf Course. The agreement commenced on January 1, 2021, and is set to terminate on December 31, 2030, with an option for a ten-year renewal. It details the responsibilities of the Operator for services, financial planning, reporting, and maintenance, as well as the compensation structure including a base management fee, accounting service fee, and an incentive management fee based on net profit. The City retains ownership of the premises and most equipment, with specific provisions for operating costs, capital expenditures, insurance, and indemnification.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Brookings
The Urban Renewal Agency workshop focused on establishing priorities for agency projects and programs. Key discussions included a review of council-submitted priorities and the need for further project evaluation. The agency extensively discussed its financial status, specifically clarifying the 'maximum indebtedness' limit, revenue collection caps, and the implications for the agency's sunset date. Members explored potential future initiatives, including the development of a civic gathering facility or conference center to boost tourism and address local seasonality. Additionally, the council debated the potential engagement of a consultant to assist in evaluating project feasibility and determining strategic direction.
The meeting included a proclamation regarding Domestic Violence Awareness Month and a presentation on Breast Cancer Awareness Month, featuring representatives from the Curry Health Network. A public comment was received regarding the TAC and housing committee. The Council approved the consent calendar and conducted a public hearing and staff report regarding the adoption of a housing needs analysis, which addressed population growth forecasts, housing affordability, and future residential development capacity.
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The commission reviewed and approved two requests for Conditional Use Permits to operate short term rental facilities at 1334 Ransom Avenue and 315 South Hazel Street. Additionally, staff announced an upcoming joint workshop between the Planning Commission and the City Council to review updates to the Housing Needs Analysis.
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