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Active opportunities open for bidding
Lake Bluff Park District
Work includes asphalt mill and overlay and pavement marking.
Posted Date
Jul 21, 2026
Due Date
Aug 11, 2026
Release: Jul 21, 2026
Lake Bluff Park District
Close: Aug 11, 2026
Work includes asphalt mill and overlay and pavement marking.
AvailableLake Bluff Park District
Lake Bluff Park District seeks bids for the replacement of the Blair Park Aquatic Facility pool, including removal and replacement of the pool deck, surge tank, pool liner, trench drains, shelter structures, concrete games, site lighting, pool equipment, fencing, and landscaping.
Posted Date
Sep 26, 2024
Due Date
Oct 16, 2024
Release: Sep 26, 2024
Lake Bluff Park District
Close: Oct 16, 2024
Lake Bluff Park District seeks bids for the replacement of the Blair Park Aquatic Facility pool, including removal and replacement of the pool deck, surge tank, pool liner, trench drains, shelter structures, concrete games, site lighting, pool equipment, fencing, and landscaping.
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Lake Bluff Park District
This First Amendment modifies the Lake Bluff Golf Club License Agreement between the Lake Bluff Park District (Licensor) and GolfVisions Management, Inc. (Licensee). The amendment extends the license term until December 31, 2028, and revises the payment structure to include fixed annual fees ($40,000 for 2022-2023; $50,000 for 2024-2028) along with a percentage of gross revenue exceeding $800,000. It also introduces new provisions concerning a capital enhancement plan fund, the establishment of a Golf Committee, procedures for handling significant alterations to the golf club, temporary suspensions of operations, and additional conditions under which the agreement may be terminated.
Effective Date
Jan 1, 2018
Expires
Effective: Jan 1, 2018
Lake Bluff Park District
Expires:
This First Amendment modifies the Lake Bluff Golf Club License Agreement between the Lake Bluff Park District (Licensor) and GolfVisions Management, Inc. (Licensee). The amendment extends the license term until December 31, 2028, and revises the payment structure to include fixed annual fees ($40,000 for 2022-2023; $50,000 for 2024-2028) along with a percentage of gross revenue exceeding $800,000. It also introduces new provisions concerning a capital enhancement plan fund, the establishment of a Golf Committee, procedures for handling significant alterations to the golf club, temporary suspensions of operations, and additional conditions under which the agreement may be terminated.
AvailableLake Bluff Park District
This License Agreement, effective January 1, 2019, and expiring December 31, 2023, grants GolfVisions Management Inc. exclusive rights to operate and maintain the Lake Bluff Golf Club facilities for the Lake Bluff Park District. The Licensee is responsible for all operational and maintenance services, staffing, pricing, marketing, and expenses, paying the Licensor an annual fee of $1.00 plus a percentage of gross revenue exceeding $800,000. The agreement details responsibilities for capital enhancements, equipment, inventory, and various operational standards, with specific insurance and liability provisions.
Effective Date
Jan 1, 2019
Expires
Effective: Jan 1, 2019
Lake Bluff Park District
Expires:
This License Agreement, effective January 1, 2019, and expiring December 31, 2023, grants GolfVisions Management Inc. exclusive rights to operate and maintain the Lake Bluff Golf Club facilities for the Lake Bluff Park District. The Licensee is responsible for all operational and maintenance services, staffing, pricing, marketing, and expenses, paying the Licensor an annual fee of $1.00 plus a percentage of gross revenue exceeding $800,000. The agreement details responsibilities for capital enhancements, equipment, inventory, and various operational standards, with specific insurance and liability provisions.
Lake Bluff Park District
This document is the Second Amendment to the Lake Bluff Golf Club License Agreement. It modifies the prior First Amendment by deleting Sections 9.13 (Alterations), 9.14 (Temporary Suspension), and 9.15 (Additional Cause for Termination), as these terms are no longer relevant. All other terms and conditions from the Original Agreement (October 15, 2018) and the First Amendment (September 12, 2022) remain in full effect. The amendment was signed in November 2023.
Effective Date
Nov 1, 2023
Expires
Effective: Nov 1, 2023
Lake Bluff Park District
Expires:
This document is the Second Amendment to the Lake Bluff Golf Club License Agreement. It modifies the prior First Amendment by deleting Sections 9.13 (Alterations), 9.14 (Temporary Suspension), and 9.15 (Additional Cause for Termination), as these terms are no longer relevant. All other terms and conditions from the Original Agreement (October 15, 2018) and the First Amendment (September 12, 2022) remain in full effect. The amendment was signed in November 2023.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lake Bluff Park District
The board discussed several key agenda items, including public feedback regarding the Beach Master Plan and the review of the consent agenda. Financial reports were presented, highlighting revenue and expense performance relative to the budget and record-breaking pool membership statistics. The meeting also addressed property easement negotiations, beach project construction timelines, and permitting updates. Additionally, the board received updates on upcoming community events and the results of a recent aquatic audit.
The meeting focused on several operational and fundraising initiatives. Key discussion topics included construction and renovation projects such as new permanent courts, terrace property plans, and the installation of a new lightning detection system at the park. There was an extensive discussion on fundraising strategies for the upcoming fireworks display, including the use of a new two-piece sponsorship package, the management of donor lists, and a communication plan to engage prior sponsors. Additionally, the committee discussed pool memberships, event planning, and website updates to improve communication regarding park status and closures.
The board discussed several items, including a report on the Beach Master Plan and the Erosion Control Project, and the potential purchase of a property at 2 Eva Terrace. Operational updates were provided regarding the pool, including passholder statistics and revenue, as well as the status of the Color Run event. The board approved the appointment of a new trustee. Additionally, there was a review of the draft website design, fireworks event planning, and a review of financial reports including assets and fundraising activities.
The committee discussed an easement update involving the Illinois Department of Transportation, progress on various golf course projects including HVAC and sprinkler system updates, and the implementation of a new lightning detection system. Fundraising initiatives were reviewed, specifically regarding potential improvements to hole signage through sponsorship programs. Upcoming events such as concerts, fireworks, and community golf outings were detailed, alongside a report on the current status of golf lessons and food and beverage services.
The board discussed the monthly financial report, highlighting revenues and expenses compared to the budget, including cash and investment balances and capital project expenditures. Operational updates were provided regarding summer events, pool and beach operations, maintenance activities, and the progress of the beach master plan, including erosion control projects. Additionally, the board addressed community feedback and potential improvements for park facilities.
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