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File #: 17-2004    Version: 1 Name: 020518 - Purchase Golf Equipment - Spartan Distributors
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 2/5/2018 In control: City Council
On agenda: 2/5/2018 Final action: 2/5/2018
Enactment date: 2/5/2018 Enactment #: R-18-022
Title: Resolution to Approve the Purchase of Golf Course Maintenance Equipment from Spartan Distributors (NIPA - $140,392.08)
Attachments: 1. Golf Equip Quote 121117r Spartan.pdf
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Resolution to Approve the Purchase of Golf Course Maintenance Equipment from Spartan Distributors (NIPA - $140,392.08)
Memorandum
The attached resolution authorizes the purchase of five pieces of maintenance equipment for the two City golf courses from Spartan Distributors, Sparta, MI, under the National IPA cooperative purchasing contract #2017025. The pieces consist of one Toro Greensmaster 3150-Q, one Toro Reelmaster 5410-D, one Toro Multi Pro 1750, and two Toro Workman GTX.

The equipment will replace six pieces of existing golf course maintenance equipment: a 2008 Toro Greensmaster 3150 with 3,260 hours of use, a 2008 Toro Reelmaster 6700 with 2,574 hours of use, a 2001 Cushman Spraytek with 2,247 hours of use, a 2001 Club Car Carryall with unknown hours of usage and two 2004 Club Car DS with unknown hours of usage. This kind of equipment is usually replaced after seven years of service; all of these pieces have exceeded this standard.

Budget/Fiscal Impact
The City is in year two of a three-year plan to replace outdated golf course equipment. Funding for the replacement equipment under this plan comes from the approved FY 2018 Parks Maintenance and Capital Improvements Millage budget.

The City intends to fund future golf course equipment replacement purchases from the Fleet Fund. The cost of the future replacement of the equipment covered under this resolution is $19,584.69 per year, which will be paid from the Parks & Recreation Services, Golf Courses General Fund operating budget, beginning in FY 2019, into the Fleet fund. This will allow replacement costs to be spread over assets' lifetimes, so funds are available in the Fleet Fund when it is time to replace this equipment.

As background, prior to the start of this three-year equipment replacement plan, golf maintenance equipment was last purchased in 2008. At that time, the golf courses were in an Enterprise Fund and were not generating sufficient revenue to cover expenses. As such,...

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