Politics & Government
Plan Could Let Public Use School Tennis Courts
Seven schools would open their tennis courts for public use if the deal is approved.
A deal is in the works to let the public use tennis courts at seven Temecula schools.
The city plans to analyze the cost of maintenance before making a decision, said Aaron Adams, the director of the Community Services Department.
The deal was already approved by the and needs only the City Council's stamp of approval, according to city documents.
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The city will have to take over some of the maintenance costs. The courts will be open to residents in the evenings and during the weekends, according to the Californian.
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