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Pickleball proposal at Mac Miller Park remains unresolved as county planning weighs in

5855142 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

Committee heard an update on a proposed pickleball complex at Mac Miller Park; local club survey favored another location and Marathon County planning decisions could shift regional court distribution. The item will remain on the monthly agenda while county decisions and club support are clarified.

The Village of Weston Parks and Recreation Committee received an update on a proposal to add pickleball courts at Mac Miller Park but took no action pending more information on club support and Marathon County plans.

Staff and trustees said they met with representatives of a local pickleball organization and explained the committee’s earlier decision to site courts at Mac Miller. The club had conducted its own survey and reported a preference for an alternative site; committee members said the club survey indicated the membership did not favor Mac Miller. Trustees asked the club officers to confirm whether the membership would back construction at Mac Miller and to clarify what financial or fundraising commitments the club could make.

Committee members also noted that Marathon County’s planning and recent facility decisions may affect demand and siting for pickleball courts. Staff reported county activity — including conversion of tennis courts to pickleball at another park and a pending decision on the fate of an ice arena — that could change where players travel and where large organized tournaments might be held.

No vote took place; the committee agreed to keep the item on the monthly agenda so staff can report back after the local club provides formal membership feedback and after Marathon County issues decisions on its own park plans.