Pickleball Expansion in Riverside: The Riverside City Council will meet on Tuesday at 6 p.m. to discuss several city projects, including the much-anticipated pickleball courts project. The city has received three bids for the construction of the courts, ranging from $216,192.67 to $243,728.50. The council will evaluate these proposals and determine the next steps.
Growing Demand for Pickleball Courts
As pickleball continues to gain popularity nationwide, Riverside is looking to expand its recreational offerings. The new pickleball courts will provide a dedicated space for players of all skill levels to enjoy the sport in an organized setting.
The project is part of the city’s broader effort to enhance community recreation spaces, ensuring that residents have access to quality facilities. The council’s decision will be key in determining the timeline for construction and completion of the courts.
Other City Projects on the Agenda
In addition to the pickleball courts, the council will discuss:
- Cherry Lane street extension project, with five bids ranging from $247,887.77 to $346,276.94.
- Hotel/motel tax grant requests, including $25,000 for the Riverside Area Community Club and $22,000 for the Riverside Voyage Home Museum.
- Property tax rate proposals, with a public hearing date expected to be set for April 7 at 6 p.m..
Meeting Details
The Riverside City Council meeting will take place at 60 Greene Street on Tuesday at 6 p.m. The discussion and potential approval of the pickleball courts project will be a major point of interest for residents and players eager to see the new facility take shape.
News in Brief: Pickleball Expansion in Riverside
The Riverside City Council will meet on Tuesday at 6 p.m. to review three bids for the pickleball courts project, ranging from $216,192.67 to $243,728.50. The meeting will also cover the Cherry Lane extension, hotel/motel tax grants, and property tax proposals. A decision on the pickleball courts could move the project closer to construction.
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