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Third forum for Grandview project set for November

Recording available online

The Recreation Centers of Sun City West will host a final public forum for the Grandview irrigation and turf project. Residents are invited to attend the forum 2-4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, in the R.H. Johnson Lecture Hall, 19803 R.H. Johnson Blvd.

The material covered will be the same as forums held earlier in the year, and there will be time for questions and answers. A recording of the first forum, held on March 21, is available to view online through the Rec Centers’ YouTube channel (youtube.com/suncitywestaz).

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GRANDVIEW

Third forum for Grandview project set for November

Recording available online

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The Recreation Centers of Sun City West will host a final public forum for the Grandview irrigation and turf project. Residents are invited to attend the forum 2-4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, in the R.H. Johnson Lecture Hall, 19803 R.H. Johnson Blvd.

The material covered will be the same as forums held earlier in the year, and there will be time for questions and answers. A recording of the first forum, held on March 21, is available to view online through the Rec Centers’ YouTube channel (youtube.com/suncitywestaz).

Additionally, architectural renderings for each hole can be viewed on the Rec Centers’ website at suncitywest.com/GVirrigation. Gary Brawley, ASGCA, of Gary Brawley Golf Design, will discuss plans for turf reduction at Grandview Golf Course next year to bring the course into compliance with the Fifth Management Plan, which goes into effect in 2025.

The turf reduction changes are mandated by the state conservation requirements. Todd Patty, RCSCW environmental services manager, will also be on hand to discuss the proposed plans and impacts to the course.

The turf reduction affects an estimated 40 of Grandview’s 163 acres. This primarily includes street fronts, road crossings and a 25-foot perimeter around the course. It will have a minimal effect on the playability of the course, and residents will continue to have golf course views along with a small area of desert landscaping.

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