TV Nandlstadt has completed the first stage of the general renovation.
The floodlight system is up and running.
Nandlstadt
- Mayor Gerhard Betz only pressed a small finger on the mobile control unit, and the spotlights of the floodlights lit the tennis courts.
A small push of a button that had such a big effect.
This marked the end of the first stage of the general renovation, which TV Nandlstadt had been targeting since the meeting on June 19th. In June, the new top management with Chairman Christian Kaindl and Vice Hans Betz, who named the general renovation as the most urgent task, was also chosen.
Kaindl has already made considerable progress with the official commissioning of the floodlight system.
Because since the first work assignments at the tennis area at the beginning of September, many members have been enthusiastic about the matter and lend a hand.
so that the preparatory work was done by the delivery date of the floodlight system.
Foundations were created, trenches were dug, cables were laid and the control system activated.
The erection of the four floodlight masts with LED technology was done without any major problems, as was the restoration of the outside area after the construction work was completed.
Thanks to sponsors, whose banner the perimeter advertising will adorn the tennis court in the future, the measure could be kept financially within limits, as was the active help of the Schranner transport company from Faistenberg.
"A first stage goal," said Kaindl, expressly emphasizing the zeal of his fellow board members.
The thirst for action also inspired other members, because "by the way" an asphalt track for boccia was built on the front of the tennis home.
The next step is the redesign of all tennis courts, which will be provided with a new type of surface.
This is extremely hard-wearing and no longer needs to be “watered”, which should significantly reduce the costs of water consumption in the future.
Kaindl was delighted that the construction company had already announced the construction project to TV Nandlstadt at the beginning of next year.
By the end of April one has the contractual assurance of the completion, so Kaindl.
Certain preparatory work is still necessary for this, said the tennis boss, the removal of the brick top layer from all courts as a primary task by the end of the year.
But Kaindl was sure that that too will succeed.
Just like the push of a button that Mayor Gerhard Betz did, which made the people on the Nandlstadt tennis court light.
Martin Hellerbrand