Timnath officials outline history, possible future of Topgolf plan
TIMNATH – Observing that there’s “more likelihood Topgolf won’t come in than it will,” Timnath mayor Mark Soukup joined other town officials in addressing citizen questions Thursday night about issues surrounding the growing town including Dallas-based Topgolf Entertainment Group’s plans to build a driving range and entertainment concept at the 240-acre Ladera development site near the intersection of Harmony Road and Interstate 25.
The answers to submitted questions followed a “State of the Town” presentation in which Soukup noted that Timnath has a $10.3 million surplus, $4.2 million in reserves and has had no property tax increase in 15 years.
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