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Tennis Nation by Rod Fahey
Context
- Tracked aliases include Tennis Nation by Rod Fahey.
Mentions
- Proposed tenant for the Rose Bay tennis and multisport centre.
- Proposed tenant for the Rose Bay community-land tennis centre.
- Successful tenderer for the Lyne Park Tennis Centre lease.
- The proposal would establish a long-term tennis and multisport operation across six courts, subject to ministerial consent.
- The proposal would establish a long-term commercial tennis-centre arrangement on Council community land, subject to ministerial consent.
- The centre will have a new operator, tennis will remain the primary use, and some existing community bookings and staff are expected to be retained where possible.
Decisions
Tennis centre lease application supported
Council applied to the Minister for Local Government for consent to grant a proposed 10-year lease, with two five-year renewal options, at 550 New South Head Road, Rose Bay, to Tennis Nation by Rod Fahey for a tennis and permitted multisport centre.
The proposal would establish a long-term tennis and multisport operation across six courts, subject to ministerial consent.
Long-term tennis centre lease recommended for approval
The committee recommended that Council seek the Minister for Local Government’s consent for a proposed 10-year lease, with two further five-year options, over community land at 550 New South Head Road, Rose Bay, to Tennis Nation by Rod Fahey for tennis and permitted multisport use.
The proposal would establish a long-term commercial tennis-centre arrangement on Council community land, subject to ministerial consent.
Lyne Park Tennis Centre lease awarded
Council accepted Tennis Nation by Rod Fahey as the operator for an initial 10-year lease, with two possible five-year renewals. The lease includes staged rent, a capital commitment of at least $1,966,345 excluding GST over the first three years, and a $130,000 excluding GST contribution to demolish the disused toilet block and build an additional multi-sport court, subject to approvals.
The centre will have a new operator, tennis will remain the primary use, and some existing community bookings and staff are expected to be retained where possible.