33K rounds played at Mallard Cove in 2015

Published 7:47 am Wednesday, August 17, 2016

<span style="font-weight: bold; font-family: ‘Lucida Sans’;" class="R~sep~ACopyBody">How much revenue does Mallard Cove bring in, and how many rounds of golf are played there each year?</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">Operating revenue and expenses for the golf course for the last 10 years, according to financial reports filed with state Legislative Auditor’s Office:</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2006 — $1,009,908; $1,184,293.</span>

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<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2007 — $1,046,555; $1,282,758.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2008 — $985,883; $1,238,539.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2009 — $1,126,764; $1,461,207.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2010 — $905,153; $1,346,942.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2011 — $928,512; $1,508,649.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2012 — $856,584; $1,494,621.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2013 — $973,184; $1,561,869.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2014 — $1,046,272; $1,628,656.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2015 — $1,009,119; $1,651,556.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">The rounds of golf played each year at Mallard Cove since 2006, according to city financial reports:</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2006 — 39,498.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2007 — 34,221.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2008 — 32,969.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2009 — 36,464.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2010 — 23,852.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2011 — 31,900.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2012 — 30,318.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2013 — 36,317.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2014 — 36,641.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyListing">2015 — 33,000.</span>

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<span style="font-weight: bold;" class="R~sep~ACopyEditors~sep~endnote">Online:</span> <span class="R~sep~ACopyEditors~sep~endnote">www.lla.la.gov.</span>

<span class="R~sep~AHeadBrief">City website includes mapping feature</span>

<span style="font-weight: bold; font-family: ‘Lucida Sans’;" class="R~sep~ACopyBody">What are the current city limits of Lake Charles?</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">The city is generally bounded to the west and north by waterways — the Calcasieu River, English Bayou and Kayouche Coulee.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">Borders on the eastern side include Bunker Road, Broad Street, East Ward Line Road and East Prien Lake Road and the section of Corbina Road that includes the recently built roundabout.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">The city’s southern boundary is irregular and not as visibly demarcated as other areas.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">For more information, visit the city planning department’s Web page, which features a customizable mapping system, or call 491-1542.</span>

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<span style="font-weight: bold;" class="R~sep~ACopyEditors~sep~endnote">Online:</span> <span class="R~sep~ACopyEditors~sep~endnote">www.cityoflakecharles.com/planning.</span>

<span class="R~sep~AHeadBrief">Recruits must travel to France to join</span>

<span style="font-weight: bold; font-family: ‘Lucida Sans’;" class="R~sep~ACopyBody">Years ago we used to hear about men joining the French Foreign Legion. Is it still possible to join the French Foreign Legion?</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">Yes, but you can only do so in France.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">“The Foreign legion only recruits applicants actually reporting at an information desk … or at a preselection center … located in Metropolitan France,” reads the English version of the Foreign Legion’s website.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">“Accommodation and food are free during the whole selection process,” the site reads.</span>

<span class="R~sep~ACopyBody">“The Foreign legion does not facilitate any administrative steps taken by applicants to obtain a visa or a residence permit in France.”</span>

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<span style="font-weight: bold;" class="R~sep~ACopyEditors~sep~endnote">Online:</span> <span class="R~sep~ACopyEditors~sep~endnote">http://en.legion-recrute.com.</span>

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