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EXHIBIT C <br />RESOLUTION NO. <br />SPRING HILL GOLF CLUB- GOLF MAINTENANCE SUMMARY <br />Spring Hill Golf Club will be designed with groat attention paid to the natural features <br />that are indigenous to this site. Tom Fazio was chosen as the Golf Course Architect not only <br />because of his reputation as the worlds top Golf Course Designer, but he is an architect who <br />preserves as much of the natural topography and vegetation as possible in all of his designs. In <br />addition, his golf courses are known to be playable by golfers of all skill levels, yet very <br />challenging to the best players as well. <br />PLANT MATERIAL <br />Grasses <br />During the plarming stages of this golf course, we will be choosing grasses that are most <br />suitable for the climate in this region. The golf course greens, tees, and fairways will be creeping <br />bentgrass that has been bred for the northern regions of the country. The primary rough will <br />consist of a 70/30 blend of Fine Fescue and Kentucky' Bluegrass respectively. The Fine Fescue <br />will give us quick germination and establishment while the Kentucky Bluegrass is added for <br />durability during cart and maintenance traffic. The secondary rough will be comprised of a blend <br />of at least four different varieties of Fine Fescues. We are also planning some areas of extreme <br />rough which will be a blend of prairie grasses that are native to Minnesota. The secondare and <br />extreme rough will be used in out of play areas for te.xture and contrast in grasses as well as <br />providing a natural habitat for wildlife. <br />Trees and Shrubs <br />During construction of the golf course, every control measure will be in place to assure <br />that we save as many trees as possible on site. The east side of the site will recei'^e the heaviest <br />plantings due to the lack of trees on holes #2 and #3. We will be moving trees to these holes <br />from the west end of the Spring Hill site where a tree nursery was established a few years ago. In <br />addition, we will be bringing additional trees in from local nurseries as we need them during <br />construction. Deciduous trees will be different types of Oaks and Maples as well as some mass <br />plantings of Dogwoods if needed. White and Red Pines as well as Spruce trees may also be <br />needed if our local populations on site are not enough. <br />We will also have a local Arborist on site during and after construction to as.sure proper <br />care is given to all trees on site. <br />INTEGRA TED PEST MANAGEMENT <br />Construction <br />'fhe IPM program will begin by providing the best possible growing conditions for the <br />liafgrass during the construction phase. Daily quality control measures will be employed to <br />assiue quality construction is upheld.