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New Yeadon Recreation Center
Published by Anonymous on Aug 29, 2011
| 20 Signatures |
Target: Yeadon Borough Council (Delaware County, Pennsylvania)
Region: United States of America
Web site: www.yeadontennis.webs.com
Background (Preamble):
Yeadon Borough (Delaware County, Pennsylvania) owns the defunct property which houses the Yeadon Swim Club. Since 2010, junior tennis programming has been offered for free to residents of Yeadon in partnership with the Yeadon Borough Recreation Department, United States Tennis Association, Community Integration Program, Black Tennis Foundation of Philadelphia and Bolloway International Group.
More than 100 students have participated in programming and benefited from the resources provided by generous partners and individuals. For more details visit www.yeadontennis.webs.com.
More than 100 students have participated in programming and benefited from the resources provided by generous partners and individuals. For more details visit www.yeadontennis.webs.com.
Petition:
We, the undersigned, call on the Yeadon Borough Council (Delaware County, Pennsylvania) to
1.) approve a plan of action to develop the defunct property of the Yeadon Swim Club into a multipurpose recreation facility; and
2.) allocate Yeadon Borough resources to plan, build and implement sustainable programming in the planned recreation facility.
1.) approve a plan of action to develop the defunct property of the Yeadon Swim Club into a multipurpose recreation facility; and
2.) allocate Yeadon Borough resources to plan, build and implement sustainable programming in the planned recreation facility.
The New Yeadon Recreation Center petition to Yeadon Borough Council (Delaware County, Pennsylvania) was written by Anonymous and is in the category Local Government at GoPetition. Contact author here. Petition tags: yeadon borough, delaware county, tennis, united states tennis association, philadelphia, black tennis foundation of philadelphia, dolores jones-butler, recreation, middle states section



