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Community Development Department
The Community Development Department
is made up of three departments: public
works, engineering, and the planning depart-
ment, which are all located in City Hall.
Phone:
541-447-5627
Public works maintains the city’s roads,
water, wastewater and stormwater systems.
Interim Superintendent of Public Works:
Pat
Goehring
Public Works Director:
Eric Klann
Phone:
541-447-5627
The planning department is in charge of
updating the city’s zoning code and compre-
hensive plan. It also creates ordinances or
rules that create orderly development under
state law and local jurisdiction.
Planning Director:
Scott Edelman
Phone:
541-447-8338
The engineering department establishes
standards and modeling for the city’s
stormwater, road, sewer, and water capaci-
ties.
City Engineer:
Eric Klann
Phone:
541-447-2357
Meadow Lakes Golf Course
Bordering the Crooked River, the city-
owned, 18-hole Meadow Lakes Golf Course
rivals the best public courses in the state. It is
best known, however, for its use of treated
wastewater for irrigation.
The course was ready for play in 1993 as
part of the city’s $8 million sewer improve-
ment project. The irrigation process, as well
as the use of evaporation ponds, significantly
reduces the amount of effluent released into
the Crooked River. The city now meets guide-
lines set by state and federal environmental
agencies.
Meadow Lakes also has a restaurant and
lounge which are open seven days a week.
The restaurant hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The lounge is open from 11 a.m. to dusk.
Director of Operations:
Zach Lampert
Location:
300 S.W. Meadow Lakes Drive
Open year-round, depending on weather
Phone (pro shop):
541-447-7113
Phone (restaurant):
541-447-7640
Website:
Prineville/Crook County Airport
The Prineville/Crook County Airport is
located two miles west of Prineville. A full-ser-
vice, fixed-base operation, it provides aircraft
maintenance and repairs and can pump jet
fuel and regular airplane fuel. They also began
offering flight training. The airport finished
expanding its primary runway in August 2010.
Airport type:
Municipal, serves mostly pri-
vately-owned or charter aircraft
Runway specs:
Two: one 5,750 ft. and one
4,000 ft., can handle 8-10 seat jets
Cycles (takeoffs and landings) per year:
12,000
Terminal:
2,000 square feet, state-of-the-art
technology
Manager:
Kelly Coffelt
Phone:
541-416-0805
Website:
KELLY
COFFELT
ZACH
LAMPERT
PAT
GOEHRING
SCOTT
EDELMAN
ERIC
KLANN
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541-416-0169
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541-447-6934
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