Dozens attend meeting to discuss golf course idea
Artist's conception of proposed housing development at Coyote Creek Golf Course.
A proposed housing development on a private golf course in Surrey, B.C., that would see the course reduced in size to nine or 12 holes, attracted dozens of speakers to a council meeting on Monday. The owner of Coyote Creek Golf Course said revenues are about half of what they were 10 years ago.
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