Pleasanton Parks and Recreation Master Plan

P a g e | 13 A P P E N D I X B Despite this claim, the tennis courts at the Tennis Center did not exhibit the same problem. The City should further evaluate the issue to determine the reason for the quick failing and deterioration at the basketball courts. Recommendations  Coated playing surfaces should be regularly inspected for cracks or other surface damage and promptly repaired when these are detected. When cracks begin to appear in the surface of the courts, moisture can seep below the surface resulting in accelerated deterioration.  Outside basketball courts, should be maintained on a regular basis. Each court should be scheduled for resurfacing every five to seven years. This schedule could be staggered so that one-third of the courts are resurfaced every two to three years, thus reducing the workload on maintenance personnel each year. In addition, one standard color should be used for all similar types of structures and records of that should be kept by the maintenance staff for small repairs or removal of graffiti.  The City should work to correct the deficiency of tennis courts by the following actions: o The School District maintains 9 tennis courts at Foothill High School and 9 tennis courts at Amador Valley High School both with limited access to the general public. The City should enter into discussions with the District opportunities to fully open the courts to public use during non-school hours. o Work with Lifetime Tennis to develop two (2) additional courts as was originally planned at the Tennis Complex. o Evaluate the opportunities for operation and management of District courts by Lifetime Tennis on behalf of the City. o Build four (4) new tennis courts at the future East Pleasanton Specific Plan Community Park site.