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Lago Vista advisory board discusses pickleball safety net, court lights after resident complaints
Summary
The advisory board discussed sagging safety nets at the pickleball courts, ways to change tee geometry to reduce stray golf balls entering courts, and neighbors' complaints about lights that remain on overnight. Staff outlined short-term fixes and estimated rewiring costs of about $4,000'$5,000 to restore timer control.
The Lago Vista Parks & Recreation Advisory Board discussed safety problems at the community pickleball courts and complaints from nearby residents about lights staying on overnight during its monthly meeting.
Katie, city parks staff, told the board workers had reinstalled nets that were not tight and that a bucket truck from public works would be required to raise or tension the tall nets. "It's high when you have to have a bucket truck, and we don't have a bucket truck in this department," Katie said.
Board members described near-misses from stray golf…
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