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Council weighs using Prop 68 funds to convert tennis courts for pickleball and other uses

Loyalton City Council · April 15, 2025
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Summary

A resident proposed using Prop 68 funds to upgrade tennis courts for pickleball play; Councilmember Markum noted the Prop 68 timeline runs through June 2028 and requested Little League input while Councilmember S. Mcllravy said she will contact the state about changing the project scope.

During discussion of parks improvements, P. DeMartini proposed using Prop 68 funds to upgrade the city’s tennis courts to accommodate pickleball and other activities. Councilmember J. Markum told the council the Prop 68 funding timeline extends to June 2028 and asked that the Little League be consulted about any proposed changes to park facilities.

Councilmember S. Mcllravy said she would contact the state to inquire about changing the scope of work for the Prop 68 grant. The council did not commit city funds at the meeting and no formal amendment to the grant or scope was approved; the discussion was recorded as exploratory and will require follow‑up with the state and community stakeholders before any project is scoped or funded.

The Prop 68 timeline and stakeholder input were the principal constraints noted by councilmembers; next steps include outreach to Little League and a state conversation about scope changes.