Ada tennis courts calling you
Attention Ada tennis players - the courts are calling.
Thanks to a community effort by a tennis courts resurfacing fundraiser that started last fall the courts' upgrade is now complete.
The renovation project cost $66,075 and funding is also very close to being completed.
The costs included $55,125 for an asphalt overlay and acrylic resurfacer, plus $10,950 to remove and replace fence fabric with tension wire.
Funding includes:
$29,235 NatureWorks grant
$14,155 Local contributions
$10,000 United States Tennis Association grant
$10,000 United States Tennis Association grant
The acrylic resurfacer, painting the surface, layout and stripe the courts took place this week.
The colors selected for the courts are tournament purple, inside the courts - and sandstone, outside the courts, which complement Ada school colors used at the stadium and swimming pool.
Tax-deductible donations
To complete the tennis program, businesses, organizations and individuals may make checks payable to: “Park District Liberty Township.”
Mail checks to:
Bryan Marshall
Liberty National Bank
118 S. Main St.,
Ada, OH 45810
Committee members
Committee members involved in the project include Marshall, fundraising chair, Bob Szuch, park board trustee, Jamie Hall, village administrator, Christy Beaschler, high school boys’ tennis coach, Scott Wills, Ada Community Tennis Association and Scott Mullins, Ada HS boys’ tennis team parent.
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