2012-Jan-21, Tennis Alberta Meeting Minutes
Update stating that the proposal for the facility was submitted to the City, the challenges for fundraising and Tennis Canada’s involvement.
2013-Mar-27, Notice of Motion
Notice of motion, approved by council in 2013, directing City administration to work with Tennis Alberta to design, build and operate a tennis facility in Acadia.
Dec 6 2013 Committee Meeting
2013 Tennis Alberta website (Courtside Canada was the host for all Provincial websites)
“Tennis Alberta and Tennis Canada will create a not for profit society that will design, build, program and operate the Calgary Indoor Tennis Centre. The society’s Board of Governors will consist of five seats allocated between Tennis Alberta (three) and Tennis Canada (two)”
2013-2015, web archive, Acadia Facility Website
This page outlines that the operational organization was intended to be a not-for-profit society made up of Tennis Alberta (TA) and Tennis Canada (TC). The original website for O&V was www.acadiatennis.ca.
2013, web archive, Tennis Alberta Website
Note, as you hover over Tennis Alberta there is a link to Acadia facility Sponsorship and Proposal.
2013, Facility Sponsorship Brochure
This brochure demonstrates the intention and shows both TA and TC logos.
2013-2015, FULL Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIP) Document
This is the full public record, pages are separated in the following Facts & Timeline links.
2013-Feb-25, FOIP page #106
Email from Dennis LaFreniere (asset planning lead, City of Calgary (COC)) to Ron stating that the City would be working with TA in partnership and that Ward 9 councillor. Cllr Gian-Carlo Carra wanted to present this as a NOM to Council.
2013-May-15, FOIP, page #105
Email stating that TA and TC will incorporate an entity to develop and manage the facility and that each party will appoint its board members.
2013-Jul-24, TAATC Registry Documents
Registry document illustrating that Tennis Alberta Acadia Tennis Centre (TAATC) is a PRIVATE organization owned by 50% Ron Ghitter and 50% Glen Scott.
2013-Oct, Tennis AB, President’s Report
Glen Scott, as TA President, says that TA has secured land in Acadia and funding and that the facility will run as a not-for-profit facility under the auspices of Tennis Alberta.