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'A new level': $65M plan aims to transform Louisville Tennis Center

'A new level': $65M plan aims to transform Louisville Tennis Center
SIX. A MASSIVE $65 MILLION RENOVATION COULD SOON TRANSFORM THE LOUISVILLE TENNIS CENTER. THE GOAL IS TO TURN IT INTO A WORLD CLASS COMPLEX WITH TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL COURTS. 비바카지노 Viva맥스카지노S JOYCE O맥스카지노LEARY JOINS US LIVE NOW FROM JOE CREASON PARK. JOYCE, HAVE YOU TAKEN UP THE PICKLEBALL TREND YET? I HAVE NOT PICKED UP THE PICKLEBALL TREND YET, VICKI, BUT I HAVE PLAYED TENNIS WITH MY NIECE AND NEPHEW, SO IT MIGHT STILL CATCH ME ON THE COURT. THE LOUISVILLE TENNIS CENTER HAS A RICH HISTORY, BUT LONG OVERDUE FOR A MAKEOVER. LEGENDS LIKE ARTHUR ASHE AND JOHN MCENROE COMPETED HERE ONCE. SO SOME PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY I SPOKE TO TELL ME THAT THEY WANT TO HONOR THAT LEGACY, BUT ALSO OPEN DOORS FOR THE FUTURE GENERATIONS. THIS IS CASTING A WIDER NET, AND WE HAVE THE POSSIBILITY OF REALLY SEEING SOME SERIOUS TALENT JUMP FROM LOUISVILLE. TOP RANKED KENTUCKY TENNIS PLAYER ROBIN WHITE HAS PLAYED ON THE COURT AT THE LOUISVILLE TENNIS CENTER. SHE TELLS ME AN UPGRADE HAS BEEN NEEDED FOR SOME TIME, AND SHE EXPECTS THE STATE OF THE ART TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL SPORTS COMPLEX TO BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO THE JOE CREASON PARK. THERE맥스카지노S THERE맥스카지노S ROOM FOR US ALL. SO THE FACT THAT WE맥스카지노RE GOING TO HAVE IT ALL UNDER ONE ROOF, THAT맥스카지노S GOING TO BE, AGAIN, A SUCCESSFUL VENTURE. AND I맥스카지노M EXCITED TO SEE WHERE IT GOES. THE NONPROFIT LEADING THE CHARGE, KENTUCKY TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL CENTER INCORPORATED, SAYS THIS ISN맥스카지노T JUST ABOUT SPORTS. IT맥스카지노S ABOUT ACCESS AND INCLUSION. WE맥스카지노RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO SERVE EVERYBODY IN THE COMMUNITY. WE맥스카지노RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO SERVE SPECIAL NEEDS POPULATIONS THAT DON맥스카지노T HAVE AS MUCH ACCESS TO THESE SPORTS AS THEY SHOULD. DAVIS PLANS TO RAISE FUNDS TO MAKE IT A REALITY. WE EXPECT TO GO TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL OF A $20 MILLION BOND ISSUE AND A LEASE OF THIS SITE TO KENTUCKY TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL CENTER. FOLLOWING THAT WILL BE RAISING PRIVATE MONEY. THE FACILITY WILL HAVE 36 TENNIS COURTS, 18 PICKLEBALL COURTS, ALONG WITH A SPORTS MEDICINE CLINIC. WHETHER YOU맥스카지노RE COMPETING AT A HIGH LEVEL OR PLAYING FOR FUN, YOU CAN EXPECT TOURNAMENTS EVERY YEAR, HELPING BOOST THE LOCAL ECONOMY. THE ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY ESTIMATES 70,000 NEW HOTEL NIGHTS PER YEAR. IT ESTIMATES $18 MILLION IN ANNUAL ECONOMIC IMPACT. AND SO WE맥스카지노RE EXCITED ABOUT BRINGING NEW PEOPLE TO OUR COMMUNITY AND GIVING THE COMMUNITY A BETTER CHANCE TO SUCCEED. TAKING IT TO A NEW LEVEL, BUT STILL HONORING THE PAST WHERE SUCH TENNIS GREATS HAVE PLAYED ON THESE COURTS. AND CONSTRUCTION IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN IN 2027. AND WITH COMMUNITY INPUT BEING IMPORTANT FOR THE DESIGN. TWO PUBLIC HEARINGS ARE TWO PUBLIC MEETINGS. EXCUSE ME, ARE SCHEDULED NEXT MONTH AND WE HAVE ALL THAT INFORMATION AT 비바카지노 Viva.COM
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'A new level': $65M plan aims to transform Louisville Tennis Center
A massive $65 million renovation project is set to transform the historic Louisville Tennis Center at Joe Creason Park into a world-class complex. Matches played by tennis legends like Arthur Ashe and John McEnroe, the site will soon see a modernized facility featuring 12 indoor and 24 outdoor tennis courts, 14 indoor and four outdoor pickleball courts, and a sports medicine clinic, alongside inclusive spaces for all members of the community. Former top-ranked Kentucky tennis player Robyn White expressed excitement about the upgrade, calling it a chance to breathe new life into the park and create future opportunities.맥스카지노There맥스카지노s room for us all,맥스카지노 White said. 맥스카지노This is going to be a successful venture, and I'm excited to see where it goes.맥스카지노Fred Davis, representing the nonprofit Kentucky Tennis and Pickleball Center, Inc., emphasized the project맥스카지노s focus on access and inclusion for underserved and special-needs communities. The project is slated to generate $18 million annually in economic impact, 70,000 hotel stays per year, and numerous tournaments to boost Louisville맥스카지노s economy."Taking it to a new level, but still honoring the past, where such tennis greats have played on these courts," said Jason Miller, executive director, USTA Kentucky.To fund the project, Davis plans to secure a $20 million bond from the city council and raise private donations. Construction is expected to begin in 2027, with the design influenced heavily by community feedback.Public meetings are scheduled for Tuesday, May 6, at 6 p.m. at the Cyril Allgeier Community Center, with another session on Saturday, May 10, at a location yet to be announced.

A massive $65 million renovation project is set to transform the historic Louisville Tennis Center at Joe Creason Park into a world-class complex.

Matches played by tennis legends like Arthur Ashe and John McEnroe, the site will soon see a modernized facility featuring 12 indoor and 24 outdoor tennis courts, 14 indoor and four outdoor pickleball courts, and a sports medicine clinic, alongside inclusive spaces for all members of the community.

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Former top-ranked Kentucky tennis player Robyn White expressed excitement about the upgrade, calling it a chance to breathe new life into the park and create future opportunities.

맥스카지노There맥스카지노s room for us all,맥스카지노 White said. 맥스카지노This is going to be a successful venture, and I'm excited to see where it goes.맥스카지노

Fred Davis, representing the nonprofit Kentucky Tennis and Pickleball Center, Inc., emphasized the project맥스카지노s focus on access and inclusion for underserved and special-needs communities.

The project is slated to generate $18 million annually in economic impact, 70,000 hotel stays per year, and numerous tournaments to boost Louisville맥스카지노s economy.

"Taking it to a new level, but still honoring the past, where such tennis greats have played on these courts," said Jason Miller, executive director, USTA Kentucky.

To fund the project, Davis plans to secure a $20 million bond from the city council and raise private donations.

Construction is expected to begin in 2027, with the design influenced heavily by community feedback.

Public meetings are scheduled for Tuesday, May 6, at 6 p.m. at the Cyril Allgeier Community Center, with another session on Saturday, May 10, at a location yet to be announced.