Pickleball Working Group Aims To Strike A Balance

Pickleball Working Group Aims To Strike A Balance

The Falmouth pickleball working group, comprising Barbara P. Schneider, Scott Ghelfi, and Thomas A. Zine, remains committed to expanding pickleball facilities in the town despite recent court closures and construction delays. They meet regularly with Town Manager Michael Renshaw to discuss new court possibilities, zoning bylaw adjustments for noise, and strategies to reduce game noise.

Currently, Falmouth’s public outdoor courts are limited to Nye Park and Swift Park, with indoor options available at the Gus Canty Community Center. The group is advocating for new courts at Trotting Park, despite a sound study showing potential noise issues. They are pushing for a new noise bylaw that sets clear, objective standards and have recommended quieter equipment to mitigate disturbances. Their goal is to ensure that pickleball can be enjoyed with minimal impact on the community.

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