Commission discusses tennis bubble proposal for courts
The Parks and Recreation Commission discussed a proposed tennis bubble for courts. The Lexington Tennis Club presented options for a seasonal or permanent facility, drawing support from residents during public comment, with John Cole citing an 18-court shortage identified in a recent assessment.
Parks & Recreation Commission · Meeting of September 8, 2026
The Parks and Recreation Commission discussed a proposed tennis bubble for courts. The Lexington Tennis Club presented options for a seasonal or permanent facility, drawing support from residents during public comment, with John Cole citing an 18-court shortage identified in a recent assessment. Commission members raised questions about infrastructure, maintenance, and location, suggesting Poets Corner as an alternative to the proposed Spy Pond site.
The proposal remains under discussion with no action taken. In other business, major safety concerns emerged at Menotomy Rocks Park Playground, where equipment failures were identified; a Certified Safety Inspector was called in.
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Source: the Parks & Recreation Commission meeting of September 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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