. >> kevin fry, teaching pro. it looks great especially for the tlc center.i love teaching kids, and i think this will be awesome to have that place for them, to have that space for them that they will have opportunities beyond what they learn in tennis. they will get life lessons and network with people that can take them beyond tennis. that is where i grew up playing tennis not at golden gate park but in networks throughout the city and that is where i found friends who were born to places like university of california at berkeley, their parents. that is why i went to their school. i hope those kids can have that opportunity at that wonderful facility. i hope you guys go ahead and vote it in. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i am the executive director for the tennis association of northern california. on behalf of myself and my board we support this project 110,000% and beyond. i can't tell you in my 40 years of being in the tennis community i have been executive director for 11 years i have never seen this type of collaboration in northern or in sou

i am kevin fry.uspta tennis teaching professional and have been for about 10 years, and i would just say it is nice to have a public facility that will have diverse interests and competing interests all sort of meld into one. that is pretty awesome. i also think that learning center program to have kids there and have a safe place for them to play and be able to play late at night is going to be awesome with lit courts. i thank you for the opportunity to be able to do that at the park. thank you. >> next speaker. after henry is larry i donna, jim and john. >> i am here for diversity since i have suggestions to improve the proposals. i am henry broadcast. i am among 50 seniors who play in the mornings at golden gate park. we agree lights are a wonderful thing, and we like the commitment to access for children and nonwealthy adults who don't belong to a private club. however, there are elements of the plan that i think the commission should consider more closely. first of all, the oversight and the dev