Summary and Background:
The purpose of this petition is to demonstrate support for a change in the operational management of Cooper Creek Tennis Center. The court conditions at Cooper Creek Tennis Center and court availability continue to be a priority for our tennis playing community. Cooper Creek Tennis Center is a vital part of tennis and a priority for the Columbus Regional Tennis Association's (CORTA) 3,100 members. CORTA is willing to become a steward of the facility on behalf of the City of Columbus. CORTA is very interested in reversing the deterioration of the present courts as we look toward a major expansion of courts in the future.
Action Petitioned for:
We, Columbus Regional Tennis Association (CORTA) members, area tennis enthusiasts and interested citizens, petition the city to contract with CORTA to manage Cooper Creek Tennis Center. The goals are to improve court conditions, increase court availability, improve customer service, and develop daily operating systems. Being a non-profit community tennis association, CORTA is the best choice to make such improvements. CORTA's single tennis focus in managing the facility would benefit the citizens of Columbus.
I look at these cracked courts every single morning and know our community deserves better than what we have now. We need the city to see that we are serious about taking charge of this facility. Please send this link to two people you play with so we can break through the next milestone and demand the management change we need.
October 31, 2009
I have spent years watching the courts at Cooper Creek deteriorate while we wait for real action. We are nearly at one hundred signatures and reaching that total today will prove the city cannot ignore us any longer.
6 Comments
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James Navarro
16 years ago
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I stopped playing there because the quality is so low. If they change the management ill come back.
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Mike Khan
16 years ago
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The courts are in terrible shape lately. My usta team plays there and half the time the surface is basically dangerous. CORTA knows what they are doing.
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Linda Ferguson
16 years ago
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CORTA has handled everything else so well why not let them fix the courts too?
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David Becker
16 years ago
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About time. Cooper Creek used to be the crown jewel of tennis in this city but now its falling apart.
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Brenda Marshall
16 years ago
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Finally someone is speaking up. Its so frustrating trying to get a court when the booking system is a disaster and the nets are ripped. ENOUGH.
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Sarah Harris
16 years ago
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PLEASE fix this. Me and my kids play here every weekend and its just getting worse and worse. We need new management now.
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Summary and Background:
The purpose of this petition is to demonstrate support for a change in the operational management of Cooper Creek Tennis Center. The court conditions at Cooper Creek Tennis Center and court availability continue to be a priority for our tennis playing community. Cooper Creek Tennis Center is a vital part of tennis and a priority for the Columbus Regional Tennis Association's (CORTA) 3,100 members. CORTA is willing to become a steward of the facility on behalf of the City of Columbus. CORTA is very interested in reversing the deterioration of the present courts as we look toward a major expansion of courts in the future.
Action Petitioned for:
We, Columbus Regional Tennis Association (CORTA) members, area tennis enthusiasts and interested citizens, petition the city to contract with CORTA to manage Cooper Creek Tennis Center. The goals are to improve court conditions, increase court availability, improve customer service, and develop daily operating systems. Being a non-profit community tennis association, CORTA is the best choice to make such improvements. CORTA's single tennis focus in managing the facility would benefit the citizens of Columbus.
I look at these cracked courts every single morning and know our community deserves better than what we have now. We need the city to see that we are serious about taking charge of this facility. Please send this link to two people you play with so we can break through the next milestone and demand the management change we need.
October 31, 2009
I have spent years watching the courts at Cooper Creek deteriorate while we wait for real action. We are nearly at one hundred signatures and reaching that total today will prove the city cannot ignore us any longer.
6 Comments
J
James Navarro
16 years ago
Featured
I stopped playing there because the quality is so low. If they change the management ill come back.
M
Mike Khan
16 years ago
Featured
The courts are in terrible shape lately. My usta team plays there and half the time the surface is basically dangerous. CORTA knows what they are doing.
L
Linda Ferguson
16 years ago
Featured
CORTA has handled everything else so well why not let them fix the courts too?
D
David Becker
16 years ago
Featured
About time. Cooper Creek used to be the crown jewel of tennis in this city but now its falling apart.
B
Brenda Marshall
16 years ago
Featured
Finally someone is speaking up. Its so frustrating trying to get a court when the booking system is a disaster and the nets are ripped. ENOUGH.
S
Sarah Harris
16 years ago
Featured
PLEASE fix this. Me and my kids play here every weekend and its just getting worse and worse. We need new management now.
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I stopped playing there because the quality is so low. If they change the management ill come back.