Currently operating the Portland, Maine municipal course through an enterprise-fund business model, officials will consider switching to either a long-term lease operation or to running it as a public amenity funded through the city budget.
The Portland, Maine course has lost nearly $200,000 over the past 10 years, for which taxpayers foot the bill. The course has seen membership drop from 800 in 2002 to 400 currently.
The ban for city-owned and -maintained private clubs, fraternal organizations and parks is being discussed by the Public Safety, Health and Human Services Committee.
June 18, 2013
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