The tennis courts open again on July 6th. You must sign a waiver and be assigned a photo id that should be with you whenever you use our amenities. Please consider the following advice.

BEFORE YOU PLAY

• Ensure all players have signed a COVID-19 Waiver form
• Have your WAIVER ID card which must be displayed at all times.
• Book your tennis court with the Security Gatehouse at 416-241-2130 (Maximum 2 hours)
• Play with persons living in your household or individuals considered to be low risk.
• Don’t play if you or your playing partner:

– exhibit any coronavirus symptoms, such as a fever, cough, difficulty breathing, or other symptoms identified by health experts
– have been in contact with someone with COVID-19 in the last 14 days
– are considered vulnerable or at risk (elderly individuals or have a pre-existing condition)

PREPARING TO PLAY

• Wash your hands with soap and water before going to a tennis court
• Bring hand sanitizers
• Clean your equipment, including your racquets and water bottles
• Do not share equipment
• Bring a water bottle to avoid touching a water fountain handle
• Minimize touching door handles, gates, benches and all other objects where the virus could survive
• Check in with the Security Gatehouse

WHILE PLAYING

• Keep a 2-metre distance with other players and play singles unless with members of your household
• Avoid touching your face. Cough or sneeze into a tissue or your sleeve
• Stay on your side of the court
• Each player bring a separate can of balls, and be sure to only handle yours
• Don’t share food, drinks and towels
• Use your racquet and foot to pick up balls or to send to another player

AFTER PLAYING

• Check out with the Security Gatehouse
• Wash your hands with water and disinfectant soap or with hand sanitizer
• Leave the court immediately after you finish playing
• Sanitize tennis balls prior to next play

Islington 2010 will begin a window replacement project this fall. You will need to prepare for the construction but not right away.  Wait and you will be informed when to start preparations.

How to Prepare

It goes without saying that you need to remove all window coverings, and the hardware too if possible. Those with stippled ceilings should use caution especially if it seems crumbly. If in doubt, leave it for the abatement experts.

Move furniture away from the window areas in the livingroom, den, and bedrooms – 4 to 5 feet if possible, and protect everything with dustcovers. It may be wise to remove wall art or cover it to protect from wind and dust.

Preparations by the Construction Team

The contractors will also prepare the site to avoid any damage or excess dust.  They will use drop cloths, dust barriers, and floor protection.