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Residents divided over proposed pickleball courts at Buffalo Square
Summary
Citizens raised drainage, leveling, safety and permitting concerns about proposed pickleball courts at Buffalo Square while others voiced strong support; the commission asked for a Facebook survey to collect community input.
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Citizens and commissioners debated a proposal to build pickleball courts at Buffalo Square during the Sept. 3 meeting of the Stamping Ground City Commission.
Several residents raised concerns about water runoff, uneven ground, needed permits and fencing for safety, and suggested posting park rules; one resident pressed the need to assess how construction would affect drainage. Another resident expressed strong support for the courts and community recreation.
Commissioner Jennifer Jones asked that a Facebook survey be conducted to gather broader input and the commission agreed that a survey was a good idea. One citizen suggested asking Toyota to sponsor or build facilities at the site.
No formal motion to approve or deny construction of pickleball courts was recorded; commissioners agreed to gather community feedback before taking a formal vote or directing staff to proceed.
