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Current Project as Designed and Bid The projects currently designed and bid is shown on Attachment 1. This is the location that was identified in the 1985 Tennis and Community Park Master Plan. This location works well with the existing park sidewalks, park storm drainage facilities, and electric power for the court lighting. PROS CONS • consistent with the approved location in • divides picnic and playground from a the master plan large turf area • ability to utilize existing electrical line to • requires the removal of 4 trees, 3 of which light basketball courts are heritage trees • tennis courts shielded from neighborhood • removes approximately 1/2 acre of grass by existing trees • most cost effective option at this time • least amount of delay to project • limited demolition • limited new pathways • close proximity to other courts Alternative One The alternative shown on Attachment 2 leaves the two courts in the same general location as in the current plans, but pushes the courts approximately 75-feet to the northeast. This alternative requires a sidewalk to be removed and relocated but saves a large portion of the grass area that the neighborhood indicated is very important. PROS CONS • consistent with the approved location in • requires demolition and construction of the master plan additional pathways • ability to utilize existing electrical line to • requires the removal of 6 trees, 1 of which light basketball courts is a heritage tree • limited demolition • would add significant design costs • tennis courts shielded from neighborhood • would delay construction for a minimum by existing trees of 6 months • close proximity to other courts • removes approximately 1/2 acre of grass • existing storm drainage system requires minimal modification • allows direct connection between grass and playground/picnic area Page 6 of 8