Summary
Tennis players packed the chamber demanding the city reopen and rebuild the closed Camino Real courts. The budget includes $840,000 for design work, with about $4 million available in the parks fund for construction in FY 2028. Some speakers asked the city to reopen the cracked courts or open school courts in the meantime.
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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
$840,000 budgeted now for design, with roughly $4 million more planned for construction in FY 2028.
Ventura's tennis community, including seniors, high school players, and the 150-member Ventura Tennis Club.
Tennis players remain without local courts until construction is complete.
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City Council Meeting - Jun 9, 2026
Tennis players packed the chamber demanding the city reopen and rebuild the closed Camino Real courts. The budget includes $840,000 for design work, with about $4 million available in the parks fund for construction in FY 2028. Some speakers asked the city to reopen the cracked courts or open school courts in the meantime.
City Council Meeting - Jun 2, 2026
Tennis players are pushing the city to rebuild the Camino Real courts within a year and to designate Henry A. Lyon for tennis and Juanamaria for pickleball while courts are closed.
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