Morristown Debates Pickleball Noise: Morristown residents gathered at Tuesday’s council meeting to discuss the planned relocation of pickleball courts at Lidgerwood Park. Some nearby homeowners raised concerns about excessive noise, while others supported keeping the courts, noting prior town investments. Officials assured that no changes would occur before a new location is identified.
Concerns Over Noise
Residents in favor of moving the courts cited persistent noise issues, saying tennis courts did not cause similar disturbances. Others argued that living near a park comes with expected noise levels. Despite the debate, officials confirmed the Lidgerwood court would still be resurfaced.
No Immediate Closure Planned
Councilman Chris Russo, representing the 4th ward, stated that Morristown has no plans to close the courts before finding a new location. The administration is actively searching for a suitable site.
Council Meeting Updates
During the meeting, the council introduced two ordinances but did not adopt any new resolutions. The discussion over the pickleball courts remains ongoing as officials weigh their options.
News in Brief: Morristown Debates Pickleball Noise
Morristown residents debated pickleball noise concerns at Tuesday’s council meeting. Some called for moving the courts, while others argued they should remain. Officials confirmed the town will not close the courts until a new location is found. The Lidgerwood Park court will still be resurfaced despite possible relocation efforts.
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