Pleasanton Council Sends Muirwood Pickleball Reservations Back to Commission
City Council • PleasantonSeptember 15, 2026
Locunity is an independent informational service and is not an official government page for this commission. All information is sourced from public footage and an analysis of official agendas with the aid of responsible, fact-checked AI. to report an error or omission.
A plan to put half of Muirwood Community Park's pickleball courts behind a paid reservation system ran into a wall of resident opposition Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026, and the Pleasanton City Council blinked. On a 4-0 vote, the council remitted the plan to the Parks and Recreation Commission and stripped the related fees from the city's master fee schedule. Members also approved up to $16.5M in water bonds and put the city on record backing a statewide push to restore local control over housing.
- Muirwood pickleball reservation plan sent back to commission, 4-0, after nearly every speaker opposed it
- Pickleball reservation fees struck from the master fee schedule, approved 4-0
- Up to $16.5M in water revenue bonds approved on a 25-year term, saving about $2.8M in interest
- Council backs Cal Cities local-control resolution, directing its delegate to vote yes, 4-0
- West Las Positas project running $6M over budget, according to the city engineer
The basics: All six converted courts at Muirwood are free, first-come open play. Players organize their own rotations.
Get reports in your inbox
Follow this commission for free and get the next report delivered by email. You'll be able to access the full archive, get real-time updates, and track the topics or keywords you care about most.