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Public Works Committee 5, 3, <br />Meeting Date: 05/17/2022 <br />By: Mark Riverblood, Engineering/Public <br />Works <br />Title: <br />Tennis Court Maintenance; River's Bend, Fox and Central Parks <br />Purpose/Background: <br />The city has tennis courts at Rivers' Bend Park (4), and one each at Fox and Riverdale Park. Loral I Armstrong <br />Delaney Central Park also has a four court system that was constructed in the mid-1990's and converted to 2 tennis <br />courts + 4 pickleball courts in 2021. <br />Tennis courts typically need resurfacing at about a 5 to 8 year maintenance interval. For River's Bend Park, this <br />coming year would be the twelfth year since this maintenance activity has occurred, and it is needed and should not <br />be deferred due to concern for safety and quality of play. (At the point the color coating begins to spall off, or loosen <br />from the bituminous surface below, players can slip and slide when making abrupt moves or stops, creating a fall <br />hazard. The color coating at River's Bend has reached this stage a couple of years ago.) <br />For Fox Park, the single court there was constructed around 1995, and it was resurfaced one time since. The court <br />is not in playable condition, and probably should be signed 'closed' until such time as the resurfacing would occur. <br />As mentioned above, Central Park was re -color coated last Spring, however, thin cracks reappeared which is a <br />common occurrence for large areas of bituminous, exposed to extreme tempature fluctuations. Pickle ball players <br />have commented about the appearance of these cracks, and staff recommends caulking with thickened paint at a <br />not -to -exceed cost of $2,500 (Time and Materials). Alternatively, a colored caulking approach would be $10,000. <br />Notification: <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />The first attachment is the existing conditions of the courts discussed above. The second attachment is the <br />long-term forecast (summary form) for all the city's courts, together with the estimated costs. It may be noted that <br />this forecast also is a second quarter Action item #16 of the 2022 Strategic Plan: "Establish a Funding Plan to <br />Complete Parks Capital Replacement Improvements". (As an aside, the tennis court at Riverdale Park is in need of <br />maintenance at this time too, however this can be addressed for reconstruction year 2023.) <br />The itemized cost break -down for maintenance this case recommends is as follows: <br />River's Bend <br />Recolor 4-courts $24,000 <br />Remove and re -set two net posts $2,500 <br />Repair/replace wood practice wall $500 <br />Fox Park <br />Recolor single court $7,500 <br />Repair/replace wood practice wall $400 <br />Central Park <br />
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