> Pickleball makes way more sense than tennis as a tax-funded public good. To some who live nearby, it's a public nuisance rather than a public good, but in an

> Pickleball makes way more sense than tennis as a tax-funded public good. To some who live nearby, it's a public nuisance rather than a public good, but in any case nobody is saying build more tennis courts. They already exist from past investment. The problem is when the existing tennis courts are cannibalized. If pickleball is worth public investment, they can build new courts. We shouldn't have to sacrifice one for the other.