Tennis Center and Pickleball Complex operations
Summary
A contract worth up to $3.1 million with Mountain House Flag Football — founded by Mayor Andy Su — to run tennis and pickleball instruction was pulled from the agenda. Residents questioned the 80/20 revenue split, whether the bidding was fair, and whether the Mayor should have recused himself when the framework passed in June.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
The proposed agreement authorized up to $3,140,971 in public funds through 2029, now under review.
If revised, the agreement could provide organized racquet sports instruction at public courts.
Independent coaches say an exclusive arrangement could lock qualified local instructors out of teaching on public courts.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Regular City Council Meeting
A resident flagged maintenance crews hosing down tennis courts in a dirt field every other day right after a drought — and an unattended hose running 20 minutes.
Regular City Council Meeting
A contract worth up to $3.1 million with Mountain House Flag Football — founded by Mayor Andy Su — to run tennis and pickleball instruction was pulled from the agenda. Residents questioned the 80/20 revenue split, whether the bidding was fair, and whether the Mayor should have recused himself when the framework passed in June.
Regular City Council Meeting
The council approved how the tennis and pickleball complex will be run — staffing, programming and finances — and updated the court rental policy to cover pickleball.
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