“Nobody seems to care that I have to front expenses,” said the general counsel for the operator Arcis Golf. “Clearly, since the city is taking the land, I have no way to make income, but I am stuck with the expenses. Something’s not right there.”
The 11-year-old health club told staff Wednesday it will close in April, and blamed a business model that is no longer financially viable.
The course closed at the end of 2018, with the city set to begin work on a stormwater retention area. Operator: ‘We expect to be closed this year and next year.’
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The operator of the Park Hill Golf Course doesn’t want to relinquish control of the 155-acre, 18-hole golf course while it litigates a chance to buy the entire parcel.
A Florida company bought a Highlands plot that comes scraped and with a plan of development for a five-story apartment complex.
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