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Ter~ Snyder <br /> <br />From: Maria Hoey <br />Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 10:39 AM <br />To: Terry Snyder <br />Subject: FW: Additional Lighted Tennis Courts <br /> <br />..... Original Message ..... <br />From: Mary Lu Campbell <br />Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 9:32 AM <br />To: 'Lee Ann Caldwell' <br />Cc: Nelson Fialho; Maria Hoey; Cindy McGovern; Jennifer Hosterman; Matt <br />Sullivan; Steve Brozosky <br />Subject: RE: Additional Lighted Tennis Courts <br /> <br />April 18, 2005 <br /> <br />Dear Ms. Caldwell: <br /> <br />Thank you for your contacting us to express your support for more lighted tennis courts in <br />Pleasanton. Be assured a copy of your message is being provided to the Mayor and members <br />of the City Council so they may have the benefit of your opinions. <br /> <br />Mary Lu Campbell <br />Executive Assistant <br />City of Pleasanton <br /> (925) 931-5003 <br /> {925) 931-5482 fax <br /> <br />mlcampbell@ci.pleasanton.ca.us <br /> <br /> ..... Original Message ..... <br /> From: Lee Ann Caldwell [mailto:la-caldwell@comcast.net] <br /> Sent: Friday, April 15, 2005 3:47 PM <br /> To: Mary Lu Campbell <br /> Subject: tennis courts <br /> <br /> To Whom It May Concern: <br /> <br /> I am writing to you to voice my desire for you to include tennis courts in <br /> your plan for the Bernal Property. <br /> <br /> As a sport, tennis is growing at an amazing rate. Unlike most other <br /> sports, people can play this wonderful game from the time they can pick up <br /> a racquet until they can no longer move about. (One person on a team at <br /> the community tennis park just celebrated her 80th birthday, and she's <br /> still going strong!) I would love for as many people as possible to have <br /> the opportunity to have access to free tennis courts. I usually play at <br /> the community tennis park in the leagues and sometimes just by making a <br /> reservation with friends. There are many times I have not been able to <br /> play because there are simply not enough courts available. I feel <br /> Pleasanton would benefit from providing as much access as possible to a <br /> sport which takes a minimal number of players (even 1 if there's a <br /> backboard) and very iow cost for balls and a racquet. While I understand <br /> the need for numerous fields for the many sports competing for field space, <br /> I still believe a tennis complex would provide for a growing need which <br /> includes many different age ranges. <br /> <br /> The only reason I have been able to begin playing tennis again (after about <br /> a 20 year hiatus) is because my parents moved to Pleasanton and help with <br /> <br /> 1 <br /> <br /> <br />