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NEXT PLANNING STEPS

Estimated Construction Costs
While the Eagle’s Landing Golf Course improvement scope is not yet firmly defined, estimated con-
struction cost ranges of the proposed improvements are included below to aid in your upcoming
planning process:

Low Range High Range
Entry Sign Plantings $3,000 $5,000
Fairways, Turf Expansions (in-house labor): $0 $0
Fairways, Selective Drainage: $40,000 $75,000
Fairways, Bermudagrass Turf Conversion (sprigging): $100,000 $135,000
Fairways: Practice Facilities Formal Lawn: $15,000 $20,000
Tees, Exterior Slope Softening: $15,000 $30,000
Tees: Selective Improvements for Playability $50,000 $100,000
Greens, Topdressing Sills (in-house labor): $0 $0
Greens, “Smile Drains”: $15,000 $25,000
Waste Bunkers: $20,000 $50,000
Bunkers, Comprehensive Reno. w/Recontouring/Liner: $1,050,000 $1,225,000
Holes #10, #17, #18 Flooding Remediation: $525,000 $650,000
Holes #7 & #8 Flooding Remediation: $650,000 $800,000

Range: $2,483,000 $3,115,000

Potential Construction Phasing

The Town of Ocean City may consider a two phase approach to the contracted improvements.
The first phase includes the bunker renovation in conjunction with potential tee and waste bunker
improvements. This work can be completed as the detailed design, engineering, and permitting
process is moving forward for the larger flooding remediation projects. The second phase would
included the flooding remediation improvements.

Future Planning

McDonald Design Group, Inc. would be pleased to continue with the planning process for Eagle's
Landing Golf Course. If requested, we can provide previous planning examples and create a de-
tailed proposal outlining these efforts. For your initial planning purposes, a brief outline of our an-
ticipated design fees are as follows:

Fees Timeline
Master Plan Design Phase: $20,000 8 Weeks
Detailed Construction Docs for Flooding Remediation: $15,000 8 Weeks

Please note that a large portion of McDonald Design Group’s efforts will include meetings and co-
ordination with golf course staff, engineers, and Ocean City officials to ensure the documents cre-
ated reflect the vision and expectations of The Town of Ocean City.

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