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Borough updates parks projects: Robertson Park pickleball courts to open; lights planned at Bicentennial Park
Summary
Borough Engineer Joseph May and council members reported that the Joseph E. Robertson Park pickleball courts will open soon, lights are planned for the Bicentennial Park courts, and the borough received a LEAF grant; Councilman Capristo and Mayor Campion expressed support.
Council members on June 15 received updates on recreational projects in Spring Lake Heights, including imminent openings and lighting for pickleball facilities.
Joseph May reported that residents on Wall Road have provided positive feedback about traffic-calming measures and gave updates on the Robertson Park pickleball courts and proposed lighting at Bicentennial Park. Councilman Leonard Capristo and Mayor Christopher Campion both expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming opening at Joseph E. Robertson Park and reminded the public to register for Summer Camp.
May also noted that the borough has a LEAF grant related to parks work; the council did not provide budget details at the meeting. No formal votes were required for the status updates, and staff were directed to continue preparations for the court openings and to coordinate any lighting or permit requirements.
