F.C. Country Club members reject renovation plans
FORT COLLINS – Members of the Fort Collins Country Club shot down a proposed $2.5 million renovation of the club facilities by a three-to-one vote.
The board of directors spent three years compiling a plan for renovations to the golf course and the clubhouse. The architectural designs, which were budgeted into the board’s expenditures, cost about $40,000, according to Norm Nuwash, the club’s general manager.
The plans called for more than $2.5 million in expansions and renovations, including a golf course overhaul to the front nine and about 8,400 square feet of building additions.
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