Disk Golf Course Improvements Project

The Groveland Community Services District (CSD) proposes to install a new 18-hole disc golf course on district-owned land directly adjacent to Mary Laveroni Park in Groveland, California. The project site has previously undergone vegetation mastication under a separate CEQA review, and no additional vegetation removal is required. The course will include 18 disc golf baskets and corresponding tee boxes. Tee pads will be installed at each hole, with the final material yet to be determined, options include concrete (either above or below grade) or rubber mats framed with wood. No trees, brush, or other vegetation will be removed as part of this project, as the property has already been cleared through a recent shaded fuel break initiative. The project will not include the construction of new restroom facilities. Visitors will use existing restrooms located at Mary Laveroni Park. Similarly, no new parking lot will be developed, as parking will be available at the park or at the Groveland CSD office. Based on usage patterns observed at similar disc golf courses in the region, the facility is expected to attract fewer than 10 visitors per day on average. This project is designed to enhance recreational opportunities for the community while maintaining environmental stewardship and minimizing infrastructure expansion.