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Columbus City Council Approves $1.7 Million for Pickleball Facility

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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The Columbus City Council approved an additional $1.7 million to support a local facility. This funding supplements the original $7.1 million budgeted for a $9.1 million pickleball facility in uptown Columbus. Officials stated that the extra money is needed because rising costs made the original budget insufficient.

From wtvm.com

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The project is designed to attract tournaments and draw visitors from outside Columbus. City officials believe the facility could generate revenue for the city, potentially allowing the allocated funds to be paid back in full.

The Columbus City Council is currently reviewing and approving capital improvement plans.

From wtvm.com

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