Specifications include, but are not limited to: Organization and management of the tennis center Hiring, training and supervising tennis center employees, at own cost and expense. Opening and managing the facility for business every day of the year, except New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, during hours scheduled (See Attachment 5, Tennis Center Operations Administrative Directive.pdf) by the Park and Recreation Department. Collection and payment of fees to the City of Dallas in the manner directed by the Department. Enforcement of policies and regulations as established by the Park and Recreation Board and City Council. Maintain a $7,000 minimum merchandise and food/drink inventory in the pro shop; stock and market tennis shop merchandise and concessions to include racket repair services. Merchandise for sale should be consistent with a sport/tennis facility. The sale of alcohol, tobacco or “adult products” is prohibited. Implementation of an adequate tennis program to meet public demand with enough staff support to include leagues, tournaments, lessons and clinic programs. Maintenance of contract premises, including daily cleaning, keeping free from rubbish, filth and refuse, maintaining sanitary conditions, and maintaining playable condition of court nets. This includes the pro shop building, patio area, restrooms, tennis courts, windscreens, and grounds inside the complex. Maintain a court reservation system through court reservation books or an electronic court reservation system. Timely submission of records reports and payments (identified by the Department), which conform to generally accepted accounting principles and which would be subject to approval by the City Controller. Said records will be subject to audit and examination by the City at any reasonable time. Opening and managing the facility for DISD and National Junior Tennis League (NJTL) play based on schedules as agreed to, and within program guidelines as agreed to and negotiated by the City of Dallas, DISD and/or NJTL.