"Noisy Pickleball Courts Disrupt Peaceful Townhouse Living"

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The increasing popularity of pickleball is causing disputes between players and neighbors across the country. In a gated townhouse community in Essex County, New Jersey, residents are facing noise issues from nearby pickleball courts, affecting their quality of life. The property owner's association has been unresponsive to their requests for relocation or soundproofing. To address the problem, residents can consult the association's governing documents, attempt amicable resolution through communication or legal intervention, and suggest using quieter paddles.
Topics:science#alternative-dispute-resolution#legal-action#noise-dispute#pickleball#property-owners-association#real-estate
The Pickleball Courts Outside Our Townhouse Are TOO LOUD! The New York Times
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