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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Sacramento County Grand Jury
• 2008-2009
Haggin Oaks Golf Course: “Teeing Off on Safety”
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Findings 4 findings
F1
Page 61
1: The City of Sacramento does not require a permit when work is completed on City property; however, the CCL did obtain permits for these projects.
F2
Page 61
1: The cart washing machine was added to eliminate water standing in and around the cart barn. This machine conserves water by recycling and filtering it as carts are washed without polluting the creek.
F3
Page 62
1: This installation used the Request For Quote process to identify the most responsive contractor.
F4
Page 62
1:The City is aware of the tree problem and is addressing the issue by hiring an arborist to visually inspect the trees.
Recommendations 3
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R1Page 61None. The Grand Jury commends the Department of Convention, Culture and Leisure for going beyond the City’s construction requirements.
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R2Page 62It is recommended that the course Operations Manager notify CCL as soon as the equipment is operational.
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R4Page 62The Grand Jury recommends that the CCL post along the course signs warning of possible falling trees Response Requirements Penal Code sections 933 and 933.5 require that specific