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Exhibit 10.Neighborhood Outreach SummaryJanuary 24, 2025 Dear Neighbor: Happy New Year! I hope you and your family are well. On behalf of La Rinconada Country Club, I wanted to update you on the status of the Club and our long-term golf course modernization efforts. We are proud of our continued stewardship of one of the largest open spaces in the Town of Los Gatos and enduring support for the larger community as one of its oldest institutions. We are now looking forward to investing for the next generation. Over the past several years, we have been planning a golf course modernization project that will make us more environmentally sustainable, responsible, and enjoyable for future generations. While the fairways, greens and bunker updates are not anticipated to begin until Spring 2026, we wanted to reach out to you early to share our plans, answer any questions and try to address any concerns you may have. Golf Course Modernization Goals & Overview While clubhouse reconstruction and the pool and fitness center addition were completed in the last twenty years, the golf course has not been comprehensively modernized to ensure long term sustainability since the early 1990s. Golf courses typically require major rehabilitation after a 30-year period because fairways grasses become compromised and irrigation and drainage, especially around greens and bunkers, begin to fail. Many other courses in the region have gone through similar renovations recently. Our plan will upgrade the fairways with more drought tolerant grasses, update greens and establish new bunker infrastructure. We will also be adding native, drought-tolerant and climate responsive trees and installing a more efficient irrigation system that will reduce our water usage by 30%-40%. Paved cart paths are being scaled back to dramatically reduce the amount of impervious surface on the property and we will be adjusting the internal Clearview entry drive slightly. We will also be re-numbering some holes to improve flow and course play. The Club’s primary goal is improve our sustainability and operate responsibly in the community. In addition, we also strive to be a good neighbor and minimize disruption during construction and with ongoing operations. I’ve included a brief overview below for you. No Club Expansion Proposed No changes are proposed for the driving range, clubhouse, pool/fitness center, parking area, or maintenance facility, and no expansion of the course or membership capacity, events, traffic or intensity of the use is planned or proposed as part of this course modernization project. With the exception of a small restroom/comfort station on the interior of the site there will be no building construction so typical construction noise that comes with structures will not be part of the project. While the course will be closed to play for the entire modernization process, the clubhouse and pool and fitness center will remain open during the course construction period during 2026 & 2027. EXHIBIT 10 Golf Course Modernization Activity & Timing In Spring 2026, following approval from the Town, we plan to progress sequentially from hole to hole so only small portions of the property will experience construction activity at any single point in time during the 7-8 month construction period. To minimize disruption for our neighbors, upgrades will last approximately two to four weeks per hole, depending on the hole location. Once complete, there will be a 5-6 month grass grow-in period. While contouring/grading will occur to create a new layout, any earth moving will balance on site so no major import or export of soil is required to complete the project, which will minimize construction traffic. Limited construction equipment will be brought to the site once at the beginning of the project via the Wedgewood gate and remain on site for the duration of the project. Construction materials will be staged on site as well and construction workers will park on site as well during construction, minimizing any potential neighborhood disruption. Drought Tolerant Grasses & Trees The Club currently maintains over 1,100 mature trees across its property. The new drought tolerant turfgrass we have selected requires more sunlight to perform than our current shade tolerant turf. The excessive shade produced by our trees today will prevent these new drought tolerant grasses from growing successfully and contributing to our targeted water use reductions. In order to achieve our water reduction goals and course layout plan, we need to remove a range of non-native, failing and/or fire prone eucalyptus and coast redwoods that were planted on site in the 1950’s and beyond. We plan tree replacement with new native and drought tolerant trees, mostly Oak trees consistent with the historic native landscapes of the area. The net result is that the property will remain with approximately 1,100 trees, similar to the number of trees on site today; however, in more thoughtful locations that will enable a successful transition to the new water saving fairway grasses. Next Steps Because we share a fence line as neighbors, I would like to schedule time with you personally at your convenience to walk you through the overall plans, the work planned for the hole adjacent to your home and tentative timing of construction activity near you in 2026. We will also be hosting neighbor Open Houses in the coming months to share the plans as well so look for a mailed invitation soon. To keep updated on the latest related to the project, you can also visit our golf course modernization webpage on our club website with information about the project at www.larinconadacc.com. Please let me know your availability to get together and preferred place to meet. I’m happy to host you at the Club or come over to your house. In the interim, if you have any questions or would like additional information, please contact me directly at 408-402-7468 or via email at akimball@larinconadacc.com. Sincerely, Andy Kimball, PGA General Manager March 7, 2025 Dear Neighbor: Happy Year! I hope you and your family are well. On behalf of La Rinconada Country Club, I wanted to update you on the status of the Club and our long-term golf course modernization efforts. We are proud of our continued stewardship of one of the largest open spaces in the Town of Los Gatos and enduring support for the larger community as one of its oldest institutions. We now look forward to investing for the next generation. Over the past three years, we have been planning a golf course modernization project to make the course and our operations more environmentally sustainable, responsible, and enjoyable for future generations. While fairway, green, and bunker updates are not anticipated to begin until Spring 2026, we wanted to reach out to you early and invite you to a Neighbor Open House so we can share our plans and answer any questions you may have. LA RINCONADA GOLF COURSE MODERNIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE • Date: Thursday, March 20th • Time: 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Please stop by at any time as there is no formal presentation) • Location: La Rinconada Country Club 14595 Clearview Drive • Refreshments: Beverages and light appetizers provided • Please RSVP for the Open House via email to: Andy Kimball, PGA General Manager akimball@larinconadacc.com • For more project information please visit our website: www.larinconadacc.com Golf Course Modernization Goals & Overview While clubhouse reconstruction and the pool and fitness center addition were completed in the last twenty years, the golf course itself has not been comprehensively modernized to ensure long term sustainability since the early 1990s. Golf courses typically require major rehabilitation after a 30-year period because fairways grasses become compromised, and irrigation and drainage begin to fail. Many other courses in the region have gone through similar renovations recently. (See Reverse Side for more on the 2026 Golf Course Modernization Overview) The Club plans upgrade the fairways with more drought tolerant grasses, update greens and establish new bunkers. We will also be adding native, drought-tolerant and climate responsive trees and installing a more efficient irrigation system that help us reduce our water usage by 30%-40%. Paved cart paths are being scaled back to dramatically reduce the amount of impervious surface on the property and we plan to adjust the internal entry drive slightly which will improve safety on the drive in. No Club Expansion Proposed No changes are proposed for the driving range, clubhouse, pool/fitness center, parking area, or maintenance facility, and no expansion of the course or membership capacity, events, traffic or intensity of the use is planned or proposed as part of this course modernization project. With the exception of a small restroom/comfort station on the interior of the site there will be no building construction so typical construction noise that comes with structures is not part of the project. While the golf course will be closed to play for the entire modernization process, the clubhouse, pool and fitness center and driving range will remain open during the course construction period during 2026/2027. Golf Course Modernization Activity & Timing In the spring of 2026, following approval from the Town, we plan to progress sequentially from hole to hole so only small portions of the property will experience construction activity at any single point in time during the 7-8 month construction period. To minimize disruption for our neighbors, upgrades will last approximately two to four weeks per hole, depending on the hole location. Once complete, there will be a 5-6 month grass grow-in period. While some contouring/grading will occur, any earth moving will balance on site so no major import or export of soil is required to complete the project, which minimize construction traffic. Limited construction equipment will be brought to the site once at the beginning of the project via the Wedgewood gate and remain on site for the duration of the project. Construction materials will be staged on site as well and construction workers will park on site as well during construction, minimizing any potential neighborhood disruption. Drought Tolerant Grasses & Trees The Club currently maintains over 1,100 mature trees across its property. The new drought tolerant turfgrass requires more sunlight than we currently have on site. Select trees in specific locations will prevent new grasses from growing successfully due to excessive shading. In order to achieve our water reduction goals and course layout plan, we need to remove a range of non- native, failing and/or fire prone eucalyptus and coast redwoods that were planted in the 1950s and beyond. We plan tree replacement with new native and drought tolerant trees, mostly Oak trees consistent with the historic landscapes of the area. The net result is that the property will remain with approximately 1,100 trees, similar to the number of trees on site today; however, in more thoughtful locations that will enable a successful transition to the new water saving fairway grasses. March 7, 2025 Dear Neighbor: Happy Year! I hope you and your family are well. On behalf of La Rinconada Country Club, I wanted to update you on the status of the Club and our long-term golf course modernization efforts. We are proud of our continued stewardship of one of the largest open spaces in the Town of Los Gatos and enduring support for the larger community as one of its oldest institutions. We now look forward to investing for the next generation. Over the past three years, we have been planning a golf course modernization project to make the course and our operations more environmentally sustainable, responsible, and enjoyable for future generations. While fairway, green, and bunker updates are not anticipated to begin until Spring 2026, we wanted to reach out to you early and invite you to a Neighbor Open House so we can share our plans and answer any questions you may have. LA RINCONADA GOLF COURSE MODERNIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE • Date: Saturday, March 22nd • Time: Noon to 2:00 pm (Please stop by at any time as there is no formal presentation) • Location: La Rinconada Country Club 14595 Clearview Drive • Refreshments: Beverages and light appetizers provided • Please RSVP for the Open House via email to: Andy Kimball, PGA General Manager akimball@larinconadacc.com • For more project information please visit our website: www.larinconadacc.com Golf Course Modernization Goals & Overview While clubhouse reconstruction and the pool and fitness center addition were completed in the last twenty years, the golf course itself has not been comprehensively modernized to ensure long term sustainability since the early 1990s. Golf courses typically require major rehabilitation after a 30-year period because fairways grasses become compromised, and irrigation and drainage begin to fail. Many other courses in the region have gone through similar renovations recently. (See Reverse Side for more on the 2026 Golf Course Modernization Overview) The Club plans upgrade the fairways with more drought tolerant grasses, update greens and establish new bunkers. We will also be adding native, drought-tolerant and climate responsive trees and installing a more efficient irrigation system that help us reduce our water usage by 30%-40%. Paved cart paths are being scaled back to dramatically reduce the amount of impervious surface on the property and we plan to adjust the internal entry drive slightly which will improve safety on the drive in. No Club Expansion Proposed No changes are proposed for the driving range, clubhouse, pool/fitness center, parking area, or maintenance facility, and no expansion of the course or membership capacity, events, traffic or intensity of the use is planned or proposed as part of this course modernization project. With the exception of a small restroom/comfort station on the interior of the site there will be no building construction so typical construction noise that comes with structures is not part of the project. While the golf course will be closed to play for the entire modernization process, the clubhouse, pool and fitness center and driving range will remain open during the course construction period during 2026/2027. Golf Course Modernization Activity & Timing In the spring of 2026, following approval from the Town, we plan to progress sequentially from hole to hole so only small portions of the property will experience construction activity at any single point in time during the 7-8 month construction period. To minimize disruption for our neighbors, upgrades will last approximately two to four weeks per hole, depending on the hole location. Once complete, there will be a 5-6 month grass grow-in period. While some contouring/grading will occur, any earth moving will balance on site so no major import or export of soil is required to complete the project, which minimize construction traffic. Limited construction equipment will be brought to the site once at the beginning of the project via the Wedgewood gate and remain on site for the duration of the project. Construction materials will be staged on site as well and construction workers will park on site as well during construction, minimizing any potential neighborhood disruption. Drought Tolerant Grasses & Trees The Club currently maintains over 1,100 mature trees across its property. The new drought tolerant turfgrass requires more sunlight than we currently have on site. Select trees in specific locations will prevent new grasses from growing successfully due to excessive shading. In order to achieve our water reduction goals and course layout plan, we need to remove a range of non- native, failing and/or fire prone eucalyptus and coast redwoods that were planted in the 1950s and beyond. We plan tree replacement with new native and drought tolerant trees, mostly Oak trees consistent with the historic landscapes of the area. The net result is that the property will remain with approximately 1,100 trees, similar to the number of trees on site today; however, in more thoughtful locations that will enable a successful transition to the new water saving fairway grasses. March 7, 2025 Dear Neighbor: Happy Year! I hope you and your family are well. On behalf of La Rinconada Country Club, I wanted to update you on the status of the Club and our long-term golf course modernization efforts. We are proud of our continued stewardship of one of the largest open spaces in the Town of Los Gatos and enduring support for the larger community as one of its oldest institutions. We now look forward to investing for the next generation. Over the past three years, we have been planning a golf course modernization project to make the course and our operations more environmentally sustainable, responsible, and enjoyable for future generations. While fairway, green, and bunker updates are not anticipated to begin until Spring 2026, we wanted to reach out to you early and invite you to a Neighbor Open House so we can share our plans and answer any questions you may have. LA RINCONADA GOLF COURSE MODERNIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE • Date: Tuesday, March 25th • Time: 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Please stop by at any time as there is no formal presentation) • Location: La Rinconada Country Club 14595 Clearview Drive • Refreshments: Beverages and light appetizers provided • Please RSVP for the Open House via email to: Andy Kimball, PGA General Manager akimball@larinconadacc.com • For more project information please visit our website: www.larinconadacc.com Golf Course Modernization Goals & Overview While clubhouse reconstruction and the pool and fitness center addition were completed in the last twenty years, the golf course itself has not been comprehensively modernized to ensure long term sustainability since the early 1990s. Golf courses typically require major rehabilitation after a 30-year period because fairways grasses become compromised, and irrigation and drainage begin to fail. Many other courses in the region have gone through similar renovations recently. (See Reverse Side for more on the 2026 Golf Course Modernization Overview) The Club plans upgrade the fairways with more drought tolerant grasses, update greens and establish new bunkers. We will also be adding native, drought-tolerant and climate responsive trees and installing a more efficient irrigation system that help us reduce our water usage by 30%-40%. Paved cart paths are being scaled back to dramatically reduce the amount of impervious surface on the property and we plan to adjust the internal entry drive slightly which will improve safety on the drive in. No Club Expansion Proposed No changes are proposed for the driving range, clubhouse, pool/fitness center, parking area, or maintenance facility, and no expansion of the course or membership capacity, events, traffic or intensity of the use is planned or proposed as part of this course modernization project. With the exception of a small restroom/comfort station on the interior of the site there will be no building construction so typical construction noise that comes with structures is not part of the project. While the golf course will be closed to play for the entire modernization process, the clubhouse, pool and fitness center and driving range will remain open during the course construction period during 2026/2027. Golf Course Modernization Activity & Timing In the spring of 2026, following approval from the Town, we plan to progress sequentially from hole to hole so only small portions of the property will experience construction activity at any single point in time during the 7-8 month construction period. To minimize disruption for our neighbors, upgrades will last approximately two to four weeks per hole, depending on the hole location. Once complete, there will be a 5-6 month grass grow-in period. While some contouring/grading will occur, any earth moving will balance on site so no major import or export of soil is required to complete the project, which minimize construction traffic. Limited construction equipment will be brought to the site once at the beginning of the project via the Wedgewood gate and remain on site for the duration of the project. Construction materials will be staged on site as well and construction workers will park on site as well during construction, minimizing any potential neighborhood disruption. Drought Tolerant Grasses & Trees The Club currently maintains over 1,100 mature trees across its property. The new drought tolerant turfgrass requires more sunlight than we currently have on site. Select trees in specific locations will prevent new grasses from growing successfully due to excessive shading. In order to achieve our water reduction goals and course layout plan, we need to remove a range of non- native, failing and/or fire prone eucalyptus and coast redwoods that were planted in the 1950s and beyond. We plan tree replacement with new native and drought tolerant trees, mostly Oak trees consistent with the historic landscapes of the area. The net result is that the property will remain with approximately 1,100 trees, similar to the number of trees on site today; however, in more thoughtful locations that will enable a successful transition to the new water saving fairway grasses. March 7, 2025 Dear Neighbor: Happy Year! I hope you and your family are well. On behalf of La Rinconada Country Club, I wanted to update you on the status of the Club and our long-term golf course modernization efforts. We are proud of our continued stewardship of one of the largest open spaces in the Town of Los Gatos and enduring support for the larger community as one of its oldest institutions. We now look forward to investing for the next generation. Over the past three years, we have been planning a golf course modernization project to make the course and our operations more environmentally sustainable, responsible, and enjoyable for future generations. While fairway, green, and bunker updates are not anticipated to begin until Spring 2026, we wanted to reach out to you early and invite you to a Neighbor Open House so we can share our plans and answer any questions you may have. LA RINCONADA GOLF COURSE MODERNIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE • Date: Tuesday, April 8th • Time: 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Please stop by at any time as there is no formal presentation) • Location: La Rinconada Country Club 14595 Clearview Drive • Refreshments: Beverages and light appetizers provided • Please RSVP for the Open House via email to: Andy Kimball, PGA General Manager akimball@larinconadacc.com • For more project information please visit our website: www.larinconadacc.com Golf Course Modernization Goals & Overview While clubhouse reconstruction and the pool and fitness center addition were completed in the last twenty years, the golf course itself has not been comprehensively modernized to ensure long term sustainability since the early 1990s. Golf courses typically require major rehabilitation after a 30-year period because fairways grasses become compromised, and irrigation and drainage begin to fail. Many other courses in the region have gone through similar renovations recently. (See Reverse Side for more on the 2026 Golf Course Modernization Overview) The Club plans upgrade the fairways with more drought tolerant grasses, update greens and establish new bunkers. We will also be adding native, drought-tolerant and climate responsive trees and installing a more efficient irrigation system that help us reduce our water usage by 30%-40%. Paved cart paths are being scaled back to dramatically reduce the amount of impervious surface on the property and we plan to adjust the internal entry drive slightly which will improve safety on the drive in. No Club Expansion Proposed No changes are proposed for the driving range, clubhouse, pool/fitness center, parking area, or maintenance facility, and no expansion of the course or membership capacity, events, traffic or intensity of the use is planned or proposed as part of this course modernization project. With the exception of a small restroom/comfort station on the interior of the site there will be no building construction so typical construction noise that comes with structures is not part of the project. While the golf course will be closed to play for the entire modernization process, the clubhouse, pool and fitness center and driving range will remain open during the course construction period during 2026/2027. Golf Course Modernization Activity & Timing In the spring of 2026, following approval from the Town, we plan to progress sequentially from hole to hole so only small portions of the property will experience construction activity at any single point in time during the 7-8 month construction period. To minimize disruption for our neighbors, upgrades will last approximately two to four weeks per hole, depending on the hole location. Once complete, there will be a 5-6 month grass grow-in period. While some contouring/grading will occur, any earth moving will balance on site so no major import or export of soil is required to complete the project, which minimize construction traffic. Limited construction equipment will be brought to the site once at the beginning of the project via the Wedgewood gate and remain on site for the duration of the project. Construction materials will be staged on site as well and construction workers will park on site as well during construction, minimizing any potential neighborhood disruption. Drought Tolerant Grasses & Trees The Club currently maintains over 1,100 mature trees across its property. The new drought tolerant turfgrass requires more sunlight than we currently have on site. Select trees in specific locations will prevent new grasses from growing successfully due to excessive shading. In order to achieve our water reduction goals and course layout plan, we need to remove a range of non- native, failing and/or fire prone eucalyptus and coast redwoods that were planted in the 1950s and beyond. We plan tree replacement with new native and drought tolerant trees, mostly Oak trees consistent with the historic landscapes of the area. The net result is that the property will remain with approximately 1,100 trees, similar to the number of trees on site today; however, in more thoughtful locations that will enable a successful transition to the new water saving fairway grasses. March 7, 2025 Dear Neighbor: Happy Year! I hope you and your family are well. On behalf of La Rinconada Country Club, I wanted to update you on the status of the Club and our long-term golf course modernization efforts. We are proud of our continued stewardship of one of the largest open spaces in the Town of Los Gatos and enduring support for the larger community as one of its oldest institutions. We now look forward to investing for the next generation. Over the past three years, we have been planning a golf course modernization project to make the course and our operations more environmentally sustainable, responsible, and enjoyable for future generations. While fairway, green, and bunker updates are not anticipated to begin until Spring 2026, we wanted to reach out to you early and invite you to a Neighbor Open House so we can share our plans and answer any questions you may have. LA RINCONADA GOLF COURSE MODERNIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE • Date: Thursday, April 10th • Time: 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Please stop by at any time as there is no formal presentation) • Location: La Rinconada Country Club 14595 Clearview Drive • Refreshments: Beverages and light appetizers provided • Please RSVP for the Open House via email to: Andy Kimball, PGA General Manager akimball@larinconadacc.com • For more project information please visit our website: www.larinconadacc.com Golf Course Modernization Goals & Overview While clubhouse reconstruction and the pool and fitness center addition were completed in the last twenty years, the golf course itself has not been comprehensively modernized to ensure long term sustainability since the early 1990s. Golf courses typically require major rehabilitation after a 30-year period because fairways grasses become compromised, and irrigation and drainage begin to fail. Many other courses in the region have gone through similar renovations recently. (See Reverse Side for more on the 2026 Golf Course Modernization Overview) The Club plans upgrade the fairways with more drought tolerant grasses, update greens and establish new bunkers. We will also be adding native, drought-tolerant and climate responsive trees and installing a more efficient irrigation system that help us reduce our water usage by 30%-40%. Paved cart paths are being scaled back to dramatically reduce the amount of impervious surface on the property and we plan to adjust the internal entry drive slightly which will improve safety on the drive in. No Club Expansion Proposed No changes are proposed for the driving range, clubhouse, pool/fitness center, parking area, or maintenance facility, and no expansion of the course or membership capacity, events, traffic or intensity of the use is planned or proposed as part of this course modernization project. With the exception of a small restroom/comfort station on the interior of the site there will be no building construction so typical construction noise that comes with structures is not part of the project. While the golf course will be closed to play for the entire modernization process, the clubhouse, pool and fitness center and driving range will remain open during the course construction period during 2026/2027. Golf Course Modernization Activity & Timing In the spring of 2026, following approval from the Town, we plan to progress sequentially from hole to hole so only small portions of the property will experience construction activity at any single point in time during the 7-8 month construction period. To minimize disruption for our neighbors, upgrades will last approximately two to four weeks per hole, depending on the hole location. Once complete, there will be a 5-6 month grass grow-in period. While some contouring/grading will occur, any earth moving will balance on site so no major import or export of soil is required to complete the project, which minimize construction traffic. Limited construction equipment will be brought to the site once at the beginning of the project via the Wedgewood gate and remain on site for the duration of the project. Construction materials will be staged on site as well and construction workers will park on site as well during construction, minimizing any potential neighborhood disruption. Drought Tolerant Grasses & Trees The Club currently maintains over 1,100 mature trees across its property. The new drought tolerant turfgrass requires more sunlight than we currently have on site. Select trees in specific locations will prevent new grasses from growing successfully due to excessive shading. In order to achieve our water reduction goals and course layout plan, we need to remove a range of non- native, failing and/or fire prone eucalyptus and coast redwoods that were planted in the 1950s and beyond. We plan tree replacement with new native and drought tolerant trees, mostly Oak trees consistent with the historic landscapes of the area. The net result is that the property will remain with approximately 1,100 trees, similar to the number of trees on site today; however, in more thoughtful locations that will enable a successful transition to the new water saving fairway grasses. March 7, 2025 Dear Neighbor: Happy Year! I hope you and your family are well. On behalf of La Rinconada Country Club, I wanted to update you on the status of the Club and our long-term golf course modernization efforts. We are proud of our continued stewardship of one of the largest open spaces in the Town of Los Gatos and enduring support for the larger community as one of its oldest institutions. We now look forward to investing for the next generation. Over the past three years, we have been planning a golf course modernization project to make the course and our operations more environmentally sustainable, responsible, and enjoyable for future generations. While fairway, green, and bunker updates are not anticipated to begin until Spring 2026, we wanted to reach out to you early and invite you to a Neighbor Open House so we can share our plans and answer any questions you may have. LA RINCONADA GOLF COURSE MODERNIZATION NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE • Date: Saturday, April 12th • Time: Noon to 2:00 pm (Please stop by at any time as there is no formal presentation) • Location: La Rinconada Country Club 14595 Clearview Drive • Refreshments: Beverages and light appetizers provided • Please RSVP for the Open House via email to: Andy Kimball, PGA General Manager akimball@larinconadacc.com • For more project information please visit our website: www.larinconadacc.com Golf Course Modernization Goals & Overview While clubhouse reconstruction and the pool and fitness center addition were completed in the last twenty years, the golf course itself has not been comprehensively modernized to ensure long term sustainability since the early 1990s. Golf courses typically require major rehabilitation after a 30-year period because fairways grasses become compromised, and irrigation and drainage begin to fail. Many other courses in the region have gone through similar renovations recently. (See Reverse Side for more on the 2026 Golf Course Modernization Overview) The Club plans upgrade the fairways with more drought tolerant grasses, update greens and establish new bunkers. We will also be adding native, drought-tolerant and climate responsive trees and installing a more efficient irrigation system that help us reduce our water usage by 30%-40%. Paved cart paths are being scaled back to dramatically reduce the amount of impervious surface on the property and we plan to adjust the internal entry drive slightly which will improve safety on the drive in. No Club Expansion Proposed No changes are proposed for the driving range, clubhouse, pool/fitness center, parking area, or maintenance facility, and no expansion of the course or membership capacity, events, traffic or intensity of the use is planned or proposed as part of this course modernization project. With the exception of a small restroom/comfort station on the interior of the site there will be no building construction so typical construction noise that comes with structures is not part of the project. While the golf course will be closed to play for the entire modernization process, the clubhouse, pool and fitness center and driving range will remain open during the course construction period during 2026/2027. Golf Course Modernization Activity & Timing In the spring of 2026, following approval from the Town, we plan to progress sequentially from hole to hole so only small portions of the property will experience construction activity at any single point in time during the 7-8 month construction period. To minimize disruption for our neighbors, upgrades will last approximately two to four weeks per hole, depending on the hole location. Once complete, there will be a 5-6 month grass grow-in period. While some contouring/grading will occur, any earth moving will balance on site so no major import or export of soil is required to complete the project, which minimize construction traffic. Limited construction equipment will be brought to the site once at the beginning of the project via the Wedgewood gate and remain on site for the duration of the project. Construction materials will be staged on site as well and construction workers will park on site as well during construction, minimizing any potential neighborhood disruption. Drought Tolerant Grasses & Trees The Club currently maintains over 1,100 mature trees across its property. The new drought tolerant turfgrass requires more sunlight than we currently have on site. Select trees in specific locations will prevent new grasses from growing successfully due to excessive shading. In order to achieve our water reduction goals and course layout plan, we need to remove a range of non- native, failing and/or fire prone eucalyptus and coast redwoods that were planted in the 1950s and beyond. We plan tree replacement with new native and drought tolerant trees, mostly Oak trees consistent with the historic landscapes of the area. The net result is that the property will remain with approximately 1,100 trees, similar to the number of trees on site today; however, in more thoughtful locations that will enable a successful transition to the new water saving fairway grasses. This Page Intentionally Left Blank