They also addressed funding concerns by tapping grant money from Proposition 12, a measure passed in 2000 to fund parks across California. But advocacy groups such as the Neighborhood Parks Council continued to oppose the project, claiming that renovating the golf course was not a priority for the city, and that those state grants should be used to help improve other recreation facilities across town.
The proposal addressed financial concerns by tapping into grant money from Proposition 12, a measure passed in 2000 to support park development throughout California. However, advocacy groups such as the Neighborhood Parks Council continued to voice their opposition to the project, arguing that renovating the golf course was not a priority for the city, and that these state grants should be used to benefit other recreational facilities within town.