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Tennis-court ADA retrofit work begins; grading, retaining walls expected to take 6–8 weeks
Summary
City staff reported demolition begun at Rolling Hills tennis courts and described a work plan that will include grading, retaining-wall construction and limited foliage removal; staff and the Rolling Hills Community Association negotiated plan changes to reduce tree removal.
City staff gave a verbal construction update on the Rolling Hills tennis-court ADA improvements, saying demolition is complete and grading and retaining-wall work will start this week.
Staff said the original design included a decorative decomposed-granite (DG) viewing area near the southwest corner that would have required removing additional foliage, including a large eucalyptus. In coordination with the Rolling Hills Community Association (RHCA), staff said they revised plans to scale back that DG area by about 10 feet to avoid removing the eucalyptus and preserve adjacent privacy plantings. The…
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