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Company Name
MATCH POINT TENNIS ACADEMY, LLC
Contract #
A-2013-104
Agency
PARKS, RECREATION, & COMMUNITY SERVICES
Council Approval Date
7/1/2013
Expiration Date
9/15/2018
Insurance Exp Date
12/31/2013
Destruction Year
2023
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FALL SURFACE RECONDITIONING <br />Fall surface. reconditioning isincreasing in Popularity because the tennis courts <br />can b8 opened earlier in the spring when demand for play iS strong and time <br />8v6||@b}e for reconditioning is short, particularly during 3 wet spring. T�e <br />maintenance staff is under less tirne constraint in tile fall, allowing for better <br />quality control it) providing 6 superior playing surface. More hnoeisavailable <br />for other important (and often postponed) spring maintenance duties around <br />the h3On|s court. Fall weather patterns are more stable & predictable for <br />reconditioning. TniU0| expense to purchase atenAio court cover is justified <br />COMSid8hDg the life of the cover, benefits to the players and increased <br />productivity of tile maintenance staff. <br />WINTERIZING THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM <br />1. Turn off main water supply. <br />2� Ensure manual valves at base 0[ sprinkler heads are open. <br />3, With an air compressor, blow out the irrigation lines by activating each zone <br />separately for approximately 5 minutes, do riot exceed 60 psi. Open each zone <br />valve box cover and inspect valves for any needed repairs while tile system is <br />being blown Out. <br />4. Repeat step 3 until all water has been blown through the SyS1e[n. <br />5. RerO0Ve any debris [n}n0 inside the valve boxes. <br />6. Replace valve box Kds� <br />7. Note any repairs or improvements needed for the system before the next <br />season <br />CONTINUING EDUCATION <br />Several educational aick a <br />Maintenance Outline for H� <br />maintenance [)VD and other <br />for additional information. <br />informed, onon8gu|8rbasis <br />Court maintenance. <br />a available for staff <br />'-Tru Tennis Courts, Lh <br />esOurc8s. Visit out, web <br />These products are id/ <br />about the most efficient <br />46 <br />training; the General <br />e Maintenance Video, the <br />site at <br />'al for keeping yUur staff <br />methods n[H8r`TrVtennis <br />
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