

Stop construction of pickleball court on William F. Hayden Green Mountain Trails
The Issue
Living in the tranquility of the William F. Hayden Green Mountain Open Space, we have come to cherish the serenity that this beautiful park provides to our homes, our community, and our cherished wildlife. Our neighborhood is fortunate to be nestled alongside this protected land, where we coexist with nature, observing the diverse wildlife and birds that make this area their sanctuary. However, an impending backyard construction project threatens to disturb the calm, beauty, and property values that have become an integral part of our lives.
A neighbor's plan to construct a backyard pickleball court along the North trailhead on the Green Mountain Open Space and hiking trails is cause for concern for many of us. The noise generated from such a facility would not only shatter the silence we hold dear but also disrupt the habitat of the local wildlife. The relaxing melodies of birds singing and leaves rustling would be overshadowed by the constant clamor of pickleball games. This location in particular would cause an "amphitheater" noise effect that will be heard possibly to the top of the hill.
Furthermore, this construction could significantly impact our property values. Potential buyers are drawn to our area for the peace and quiet and the harmonized existence with nature. A noisy and visually intrusive pickleball court could deter prospective homeowners, leading to a depreciation of investments for all neighborhood property owners.
William F. Hayden Green Mountain Open Space is a refuge for not only the residents but also for countless species of protected birds and animals that thrive in its peacefulness. It symbolizes the harmonious relationship between humans and nature, but the proposed construction goes against this very ethos. It's why we live here!
Sign this petition to urge the authorities to protect our community, our wildlife, and Hayden Green Mountain from the disruption posed by this project. Let us stand together to safeguard the serenity and value of our homes.

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The Issue
Living in the tranquility of the William F. Hayden Green Mountain Open Space, we have come to cherish the serenity that this beautiful park provides to our homes, our community, and our cherished wildlife. Our neighborhood is fortunate to be nestled alongside this protected land, where we coexist with nature, observing the diverse wildlife and birds that make this area their sanctuary. However, an impending backyard construction project threatens to disturb the calm, beauty, and property values that have become an integral part of our lives.
A neighbor's plan to construct a backyard pickleball court along the North trailhead on the Green Mountain Open Space and hiking trails is cause for concern for many of us. The noise generated from such a facility would not only shatter the silence we hold dear but also disrupt the habitat of the local wildlife. The relaxing melodies of birds singing and leaves rustling would be overshadowed by the constant clamor of pickleball games. This location in particular would cause an "amphitheater" noise effect that will be heard possibly to the top of the hill.
Furthermore, this construction could significantly impact our property values. Potential buyers are drawn to our area for the peace and quiet and the harmonized existence with nature. A noisy and visually intrusive pickleball court could deter prospective homeowners, leading to a depreciation of investments for all neighborhood property owners.
William F. Hayden Green Mountain Open Space is a refuge for not only the residents but also for countless species of protected birds and animals that thrive in its peacefulness. It symbolizes the harmonious relationship between humans and nature, but the proposed construction goes against this very ethos. It's why we live here!
Sign this petition to urge the authorities to protect our community, our wildlife, and Hayden Green Mountain from the disruption posed by this project. Let us stand together to safeguard the serenity and value of our homes.

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Petition created on June 1, 2026