![]() | ![]() | Highly required reading is the affidavit of Graham Hood, Strategic Land Development Manager. (ghood@kelowna.ca - $129,961) Everything changed for Tom Dyas' pickle ball courts the instant after the closing date of July 15th. " via agreement dated for reference July 15, 2026, a copy of which is attached to my affidavit as Exhibit "E"."![]() |
![]() | New deal says Denciti builds the pickle ball courts on a 'cost plus, plus' basis. Included are management fees, land cost, and all other expenses. All those costs are built into the purchase price, then 10% is added. Also paid for by taxpayers is $8m in infrastructure costs related to both the pickle ball courts and the gifted industrial zoned 3199 Hollywood Rd.![]() Tom Dyas pulled off a multi-million dollar steal for his masters while lying the entire time. |
| The golf course has been operating since 1990, when the property was purchased for $1.2 million. |
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"[The] proposal preserves the nine-hole Kelowna Springs Golf Course, adds a year-round indoor pickleball facility, creates new employment lands, and delivers nine acres of public open space with trails and naturalized areas," wrote Denciti CEO Garry Fawley to the CBC. See ---- Denciti survey fraud |







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