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The Santa Cruz Pickleball Club.
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The Santa Cruz Pickle Ball Club

In November of 2016, the Santa Cruz Pickleball Club was granted exclusive use of the Brommer Street Facilities. centralcoastnews.com/index.php/sid/[protected] .

Now, only TWO MONTHS LATER, January of 2016, Santa Cruz Pickle Ball Club members are lobbying the City of Santa Cruz to REMOVE TENNIS COURTS at Derby Park in the Westside of Santa Cruz City.
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To further their agenda of removing tennis courts and basketball courts (READ: RICH WHITE ELITISTS NOT WILLING TO SHARE COMMUNITY RESOUCES) the Santa Cruz Pickleball Club presented lies to the community and resource planners for the County of Santa Cruz.

You may review accurate documents regarding Santa Cruz Pickle Ball Club lies at this link.
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Now, only TWO MONTHS LATER, they are lobbying the City of Santa Cruz to REMOVE TENNIS COURTS at Derby Park in the Westside of Santa Cruz City.

You may review this at this link. santacruzpickleballclub.org/city-contacts .

On this page The Santa Cruz Pickleball club sites Tennis Round as an accurate source depicting the amount of PUBLIC tennis courts available to the community. Tennis Round is NOT ACCURATE. This has been pointed out to the Santa Cruz Pickle Ball Club MANY TIMES by different people.

Santa Cruz High School is Private. It can and has been locked. You cannot play there during the school year during the day.

Soquel High School is Private. It can and has been locked. You cannot play there during the school year during the day.

Scotts Valley High School is Private. It can and has been locked. You cannot play there during the school year during the day.

San Lorenzo High School is Private. It can and has been locked. You cannot play there during the school year during the day.

Harbor High School is Private. It can and has been locked. You cannot play there during the school year during the day.

Derby Park is listed TWO TIMES on tennis Round.

UCSC is Private. It can and has been locked. You cannot play there during the school year during the day.

La Madronna Swim and Racket Club is Private. One must pay money to play tennis there.

THE SANTA CRUZ PICKLE BALL CLUB KNOWS TENNIIS ROUND IS INACCURATE. They have been sent emails about this many times and they have been informed of this verbally at least 20 times yet they continue to present it to the community and resource managers.

They Santa Cruz Pickleball Club is not honest with the Santa Cruz Community or Santa Cruz County and City Resource Managers. A Pickle Ball net can be set up in TWO MINUTES and taken down in ONE MINUTE. youtube.com/watch?v=OPIxM619WYs&feature=youtu.be&t=81 .

This is essential information for resource planners. This information, about the time it takes to set up a pickle ball net, is listed nowhere on the pickle ball site as of 1-29-17 nor is it presented in the letter they want people to send to city resource planners.

The Santa Cruz Pickleball Club is not honest or straightforward with the general community or resource planners.

The Santa Cruz Pickle ball is NOT WILLING TO SHARE COMMUNITY RESOURCES.
They again present lies, false data and information to Santa Cruz City Council Members and the general community.

The Santa Cruz Pickle ball club has no more than 200 members in Santa Cruz County.

You may review that data here at this link and the other report of data compiled on the Santa Cruz Pickle Ball Club. santacruzpickleballcluborg.wordpress.com/ .

The Santa Cruz Pickle Ball Club already has over 30 pickle ball courts in the county of Santa Cruz. This information is on the Santa Cruz Pickleball club Website. santacruzpickleballclub org/courts

They want to remove tennis courts because they DO NOT WANT to SHARE RESOURCES.

Here is a list of Santa Cruz City Council members involved with the decision-making process.

Email them and let them know that the Community of Santa Cruz is about heart, openness and SHARING.

You need to add the @ symbol to email the city council.

City of Santa Cruz City Council

Mayor Cynthia Mathews... cmathews at cityofsantacruz.com ..
Vice Mayor Cynthia Chase... cchase at cityofsantacruz.com ..
Micah Posner... mposner at cityofsantacruz.com ..
David Terrazas. ... dterrazas at cityofsantacruz.com ..
Pamela Comstoc . ... pcomstock at cityofsantacruz.com ..
Don Lane ... dlane at cityofsantacruz.com ..
Richelle Noroyan .. .. rnoroyan at cityofsantacruz.com ..

Director of Parks and Recreation

Mauro Garcia. .. ... MGarcia at cityofsantacruz.com

Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Commission
•Cece Pinhero (Vice Chair)
•Christine Palochak
•Donna Meyers (Chair)
•JM Brown
•John Falkowski
• Lars Shalberg
•Maggie Duncan-Merrell

And that NO GROUP should be allowed to diminish resources to the community because one group does not want TO SHARE RESOURCES.

The Santa Cruz Pickle Ball Club is NOT WILLING TO SHARE RESOURCES.
The pictures in this report are of the lies the Santa Cruz Pickleball club told the community, and posted on their website in 2106. Other pictures are only some of the 30 pickleball courts available to the Santa Cruz Pickleball club at this time.

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Apr 29, 2017 7:37 pm EDT

Greetings; I have played PB in Santa Cruz and there is a limit of playing time due to a shortage of access to courts. I live on the west side and Darby
park is near my home. The tennis courts also are lined for PB but access in limited to eight hours per week. I don't know who sets up the rules for this facility but the extreme limit for playing time causes problems which spill over to other courts.
It is crowed each and every time the facility is open. This results in being unfair to beginners due to better players keeping on the courts longer due to their status and ability. Plus they will not give up a court on occasion. When I played I was only able to play half of the time I was in attendance. This I believe is caused by the limited hours.
This much I know; Very few tennis players use this facility. The park facility remains closed and empty a majority of the time. This ought to change and allow more access and much longer hours. PS. There is some truth to your complaint but it's way over stated.