Community leaders demand public RFP sessions and scoring transparency for Keith's Tennis Center
After a June city council motion to restart the RFP process, community advocates told the park board to publish draft scoring criteria, hold at least one on‑site public review of the RFP, give meaningful weight to community engagement and protect the existing courts.
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Gabriel Beltran, a community advocate, told the board the City Council had voted on June 24 to restart the RFP process and urged a transparent approach. He asked the board "before the RFP is released, I'm asking for 4 things" and then listed: hold a public session on the draft RFP at or near Keith's, publish draft scoring criteria, give community engagement meaningful weight in scoring, and protect existing tennis courts from reduction.
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