Summary
Martinez just voted to shut down its pickleball courts because neighbors complained about the noise. It's a win for quiet, but a blow to the city's fastest-growing sport crowd.
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Impact analysis
The city could lose modest court fees and program revenue, while avoiding potential costs for noise mitigation.
Neighbors who wanted peace and quiet get relief from the constant pop of pickleball.
Pickleball players lose their main place to play, and nearby businesses might see fewer customers.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Martinez City Council Votes to Discontinue Pickleball at Hidden Valley Sports Courts
Martinez City Council Votes to Discontinue Pickleball at Hidden Valley Sports Courts Contra Costa News
Pickleball debate: Martinez votes to shut down courts after noise complaints
Pickleball debate: Martinez votes to shut down courts after noise complaints ABC7 Bay Area
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