City of Chilliwack exploring construction of pickleball facility next to Rotary building on Wolfe Road near Townsend Park

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The City plans to advise proponents of the selection of the preferred vendor within 30 days of the closing date of August 3. However, there is no mention of a pickleball facility tender on the Chilliwack City Council agenda for this coming Tuesday’s meeting on September 6.

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According to tender guidelines, the preferred vendor’s proposal will be accepted, contingent upon successful post-selection negotiations, within 60 days after the closing time. However, this schedule is subject to change and the City reserves the right to modify it at its sole discretion.

The Chilliwack Pickleball Club (CPC) stands to benefit from the proposed facility. The club was established in April 2017 and has grown to over 390 members who play six days a week on 14 indoor courts. According to its website, group members are “delighted to have the largest indoor pickleball facility in the Fraser Valley of BC.” Their current indoor venue is the Landing facility at 45530 Spadina Avenue. Other pickleball locations include Portage Park, G.W. Graham, Rosedale Community School, and Promontory School. Rosedale and Promontory School locations feature evening play.