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AGENDA REPORT
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4/27/2015
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vefneifltiys <br /> THE CITY OF A as <br /> AGENDA REPORT ` y -s- `" 6b <br /> pLEASANTON. CITY COUNCIJOINTT MEETING F TRUSTEES <br /> FLEASANTCN UNIFIED SCHOOL DI9AKT <br /> April 27, 2015 <br /> TITLE: AGREEMENT FOR SHARED USE OF THE TENNIS COURTS AT <br /> AMADOR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> Receive information regarding proposed shared use of the tennis courts at Amador <br /> Valley High School. <br /> SUMMARY <br /> The proposed shared use of the tennis courts at Amador Valley High School is a joint <br /> project between the City of Pleasanton and the Pleasanton Unified School District <br /> (PUSD). <br /> A few years ago, PUSD revised its process of issuing keys to access the tennis courts <br /> at the high schools. Although residents would submit an application and fees in order to <br /> receive a key to the tennis courts, the keys would often not be returned to the District. <br /> After several years, there were numerous keys that were not returned which prompted <br /> the District to review its process. As a result, the policies and procedures were revised <br /> which required residents to submit rental forms and applicable custodial fees in order to <br /> use the tennis courts. Although this new procedure increased accountability, it also <br /> made it more difficult and costly for the public to access the tennis courts. <br /> In 2014, the issue was raised at a City and PUSD Liaison Committee meeting. The <br /> committee requested that staff from both agencies review the current system to identify <br /> a better option that would increase the public's access to the tennis courts while <br /> balancing the concerns and needs of PUSD. Both agencies have worked together over <br /> the last several months to find a solution and are proposing a shared use arrangement <br /> on a six month trial basis. At the end of the six month trial, the agencies will evaluate the <br /> program and make further recommendations to the Liaison Committee. <br />
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