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Council grants continuance for recreation‑facility special‑use modification; hearing moved to August 4
Summary
The council voted 5–2 to continue a public hearing on a modification to a special-use permit for a private recreation facility (converting proposed pickleball courts to padel), after the applicant's sound expert was unavailable and the applicant requested more time.
Council considered a request to continue a public hearing on a special‑use permit modification for a private recreation facility that would convert several proposed pickleball courts to padel courts. The applicant's attorney, Corey Faithley (speaker 25), said the sound expert could not attend and that staff and the applicant were still collaborating on conditions. Several council members objected to short notice but acknowledged the applicant's burden of proof for this state‑law process.
After debate about fairness to the public and the need for witnesses and technical testimony, council voted 5–2 to continue the matter to the August 4 meeting. "The petitioner is requesting this matter be continued to the 1st meeting in August, which is August 4," staff said; the motion to continue passed 5–2. Council clarified the continuance date and staff confirmed it would be noticed to the public.
