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Council thanks residents who opened private courts during city construction
Summary
The council formally thanked Richard Collier and Julie and Robert Nagelout for allowing community use of private tennis and pickleball courts while the city facility was under construction; the city will issue certificates to the residents.
Mayor Mary Derringer acknowledged residents who opened private courts to the community while the city's tennis court was under construction and said the council would give certificates to people who preferred not to attend the meeting. "So we really appreciate, these residents for stepping up and helping out in our time of need," she said.
The mayor named Richard Collier and Julie and Robert Nagelout and described how Collier repainted a court into two new pickleball courts and allowed community events on his property. Staff noted the Rolling Hills Community Association will reimburse the city for its share of the court work, and council members thanked the volunteers and the courts club for helping complete the ADA-related work and managing the transition.
