Attorney appealing noise ordinance ruling on pickleball in Denver
The city says the activity on the current courts violates the city's noise ordinance and an attorney has filed an appeal with the city's Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.
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The city says the activity on the current courts violates the city's noise ordinance and an attorney has filed an appeal with the city's Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.
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