Vote Oct 17

Kelowna Election Guide for Tennis Players

Kelowna tennis players sent every candidate for mayor and council five questions about the City's court project with Tennis Clubs of Canada and plans for courts across the city.

Replies are published in full, as received.

Replies will appear here as they arrive.

Questions went out September 8. General voting day is Saturday, October 17.

Answers by question

Question 1 of 5Has council been briefed on whether the City's agreement with Tennis Clubs of Canada (TCC) includes a completion deadline and default provisions? What can you share publicly?

Mayor

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Question 2 of 5If re-elected, will you ask staff for a public status report on the project within your first 60 days in office? A yes or no answer would be appreciated.

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Question 3 of 5If TCC cannot secure financing by a set date, what would you support: finding another operator, the City completing the courts itself, or another option?

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Question 4 of 5Does the City have a target for indoor and outdoor tennis courts relative to population? If not, would you support creating one?

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Question 5 of 5Would you support a public progress page for major recreation capital projects, with regular updates, so residents aren't relying on news stories and rumours for information?

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Replies by candidate

The questions

  1. 1

    Has council been briefed on whether the City's agreement with Tennis Clubs of Canada (TCC) includes a completion deadline and default provisions? What can you share publicly?

  2. 2

    If re-elected, will you ask staff for a public status report on the project within your first 60 days in office? A yes or no answer would be appreciated.

  3. 3

    If TCC cannot secure financing by a set date, what would you support: finding another operator, the City completing the courts itself, or another option?

  4. 4

    Does the City have a target for indoor and outdoor tennis courts relative to population? If not, would you support creating one?

  5. 5

    Would you support a public progress page for major recreation capital projects, with regular updates, so residents aren't relying on news stories and rumours for information?

Mayor

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Council

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