The facility at the Lake Kennedy Racquet Center is slated to open in July, will house 32 pickleball courts suitable for large-scale events, as well as 12 tennis courts that can be used for competitive matches and leagues. CITY OF CAPE CORAL

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Proposed membership and usage fees for the new Lake Kennedy Racquet Center will be discussed at Wednesday’s Cape Coral City Council meeting, with drop-in fees as low as $10 and annual memberships, for couples who are not residents, as high as $1,575 per year.

There will be three types memberships – individual, couple, and student, with residential and nonresidential rates offered on a monthly, seasonal (6-month) and annual basis.

According to the presentation, rates will be discounted for residents.

The proposed, individual monthly residential membership will be $60, compared to $100 for nonresidents. The six-month seasonal residential rate would $300 for individuals and $500 for nonresidents. The annual individual membership for residents would be $540 and $900 for nonresidents.

For a couple, the proposed monthly membership for residents is $105, and $175 for nonresidents. It increases to $525 for a 6-month resident membership and $875 for nonresidents. The annual couple membership is $945 for residents and $1,575 for nonresidents.

A student membership is proposed at $30 a month, and $50 for nonresidents. It is $150 for the six-month seasonal memberships for students and $250 for nonresidents. The annual student pass for residents is $270 and $450 for nonresidents.

Membership provides free drop-in play and priority on court reservations, which come at an additional cost during peak hours.

There are also proposed daily drop-in entry fees of $10 for residents to $25, plus a tax of $10, for non-residents.

The operational hours are proposed to be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Peak hours are also part of the presentation from October through March and April through September.

The presentation will also highlight court rentals, clinics, leagues, and tournaments.

Th meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 1015 Cultural Park Blvd.