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Tennis courts reallocation: DNV makes changes to Seymour-area parks

STAFF REPORT
May 3, 2022 4:41pm

District of North Vancouver says it working on a sport court allocation strategy to ensure an equitable approach for sharing the District’s existing court inventory. DNV will also be engaging tennis court users in the coming months as the District moves that strategy forward.

In the meantime, to better accommodate all sport court users, DNV is making the the following changes at three local parks in the Seymour area:

Little Cates

Adding four dedicated pickleball courts at existing courts 3 & 4

Repairing and repainting the tennis practice area for tennis (previously used for pickleball)

Repairing and improving the existing pathways

Myrtle Park

Upgrading the four existing tennis courts (for tennis)

Converting the tennis practice court into two dedicated pickleball courts

McCartney Park

Upgrading the tennis-playing surface and nets for tennis

No additional pickleball courts at this location

 

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