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B AR 3 1987 BOOK F Fa,r.481 bids for diving in the lakes Mr. Komarinetz advised that the normal price for any decent range ball would be around $5.50 per dozen. He clarified that they are giving us a price break just for the opportunity to bid; we have no commitment to them at all. Commissioner Eggert believed the memo states that Interna- tional Golf will have the diving rights, but Mr. Komarinetz noted that is for only for 60 days and we can refuse within that 60 days. Discussion continued regarding whether the bid is competi- tive, whether we are committed or not, etc., and Commissioner Bird did feel the bid is competitive; it just is not on the same basis we are used to. Chairman Scurlock believed there is a national corporation that might be able to submit a very competitive bid, and Mr. Komarinetz felt International Golf probably is the corporation he is referring to. He believed International Golf is at Bent Pine Golf Course, and this corporation is all over the world. Commissioner Wheeler inquired where we stand legally with this type bid process as he felt it may be discouraging some from bidding if they find out someone has the option to meet their Attorney Vitunac agreed it could discourage people from bidding, but pointed out that a determination has been made by our Professional that this is the best way to get this operation under way for the first year. Commissioner Bird pointed out that main thing we are doing is buying 1,000 dozen balls at $4.30 a dozen which Golf Pro Komarinetz feels is a very competitive price, and we are not making any commitment beyond that other than when we go out for bids for diving in the lakes that we will give them the right of first refusal on that for one year. ON MOTION by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by Commis- sioner Eggert, the Board unanimously accepted the 26