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Supported free tennis court access, suggested alternative advertising revenue sources, and questioned pool decommissioning plans.

Raised concerns about tennis court amenities, restrictive reservation policies, court locks, and the lack of wind screens and shaded seating.

Thanked the council for addressing Schenectady Tennis Association concerns and hoped for continued collaboration and a formal tennis advisory board.

Discussed the aquatic center proposal and invited the public to an upcoming August 4 town hall meeting at the library.

Opposed the proposed $12 per hour resident fee for Central Park tennis courts, arguing public parks should be free and accessible.

Urged the council to eliminate the proposed resident tennis fee, arguing that taxpayers already fund the courts and fees discourage youth participation.

Raised concerns about tennis court amenities, restrictive reservation policies, and court locks.

Thanked officials for responding to tennis association concerns and hoped for a formal advisory board.

Outlined questions regarding the aquatic center project and invited officials to an upcoming town hall.

Opposed the proposed $12 per hour resident fee for tennis courts, arguing parks should be free.

Urged the council to eliminate the tennis court fee for city residents who already support them through taxes.

Supported free public access to tennis courts and suggested alternative revenue sources like advertising.