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New tennis instructor outlines registration plans; authority to refine windscreen sizing

Oak Hills Park Authority · March 20, 2026
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Summary

New tennis instructor Arlland Donnelly said he will launch registration and membership systems around April 1 and expects courts to be reconditioned the week of April 20 with an anticipated May 1 opening. The authority also discussed windscreen sizing to avoid interference with gates and asked staff to finalize vendor quotes.

Arlland Donnelly, introduced as Oak Hills’ new tennis instructor, told the authority he is building a website (oakillennis.com) and plans to roll out an online registration and membership platform around April 1. Donnelly said ladies’ teams are currently full and that a waiting list totals about 20 players; he estimated ladies’ teams contribute about 40% of tennis revenue.

Members and staff discussed court reconditioning timing and a vendor quote for windscreens. Jim Shell and Denise Brown outlined that screens on courts 1 and 6 may need a slightly different length (one end shorter) to avoid blocking gate access; Shell recommended a 40-foot panel at one corner instead of a uniform 50-foot length if that resolves gate interference. Staff will review the Oval quote and finalize sizing before purchase.

The authority asked staff to ensure the Oak Hills website links to the tennis page once Donnelly’s site and registration platform are live.