Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Installation Of 200 Units Set For This Month; Dried Out Areas To Be Watered
Here they are, crates filled with sprinkler heads that have arrived to water burned out grass at Four Winds Golf Course. The new sprinklers are needed to replace old ones that became plugged up with gravel and could not water grass properly on some areas on the course.
Crates of Toro sprinklers have arrived for the needed repairs at the Four Wind Golf Course.
Course superintendent Jeremy Williams said they have begun installing the sprinklers on the top side of the fourth hole. Fairways were burned out in several areas after gravel plugged up old sprinkler heads.
Roy's Landscaping is set to help complete the installation of the 200 sprinklers the week of August 8. The Kimball City-Kimball County Parks and Recreation Executive board approved a $110,000 loan to purchase the sprinkler heads.
After the fourth hole has been reseeded and grass begins to grow again...
