Rolling Dunes Improvement Projects

Project Type:
Parks
Project Status: 
Design/Engineering

The Rolling Dunes Improvements Project is going to be expand the existing outdoor tennis and pickleball courts and upgrade accessibility features such as the parking area, curb ramp, and access route, at the neighborhood park. The court expansion will increase the current facility from 14,400 square feet to 18,600 square feet. Adding 2 new pickleball courts.

We will be expanding the court and fence 30’ to the east so we can construct two additional standard 30 by 60-foot pickleball courts with fixed nets. A 120-foot by 30-foot site will be prepared for the construction of these new courts. After the construction of the new pickleball courts is complete, the entire new and existing court surfaces will be resurfaced. 

Once the court is done, we will begin work on replacing the current picnic shelter and bathrooms. The bathrooms will consist of two unisex restrooms with storage closets in the back.  The new shelter will an open timber structure to help with sight lines through the shelter and park. 

The project is to be paid in part by a grant from the Land & Water Conserciation Fund run by the National Park Service.

Status Updates

June 28th

With the Rolling Dunes Park Pickleball Court expansion project Conditional Use permit approval in place, Park staff removed the existing panels with native American cravings/illustrations and placed them in storage this week. These panels will be preserved and used in the final product. Having the panels removed has greatly changed the appearance of the existing shelter, making it more open and inviting to users of the park. We anticipate using the panels in a similar fashion, as wind breaks, however away from the new shelter which will make the shelter open and more visible.

June 11th

The Rolling Dunes Improvements Project went before the Planning Commission and was passed. See files for full Land Uses Agreement.