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3. Signage on the present tennis practice boards does work and most, but not all, players abide by it. So placing that signage on the practice boards themselves, such as tennis only and the hours of play, has made dramatic difference in player compliance. 4. As with the formation of the Pickleball working group, we ask, as the abutters who are directly impacted by the practice boards, that we be included in the discussion of the orientation of the cement -based boards, as that too will affect the noise levels at the abutter property line. Thoughtful orientation of the practice boards should not compromise their use, while taking into consideration sound mitigation for the abutters. (For example, transmission and reflective noise properties of the practice boards are often different, as shown in the attached document.) We thank the RC and RD for their service to our community.