Argay Park

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Tennis Court Restoration

Argay Park's tennis courts were unusable for many years due to their deteriorated condition.  Thanks to the passage of the Parks Replacement Bond, funds became available to restore all four existing tennis courts. 

Improvements include:

• Corrected ADA accessibility deficiencies in pathway from NE 141st Avenue to the courts.
• Rebuilt the playing surface to eliminate cracking and differential settlement.
• Removed some of the invasive English holly trees on west side of the courts. Holly trees are on the City's nuisance tree list , and the trees at Argay Park blocked sight lines from the street creating security concerns.  Read more about English holly here. 
• Replaced all fencing, nets, and the stanchions.
• Replaced drinking fountain.
• Replaced wood planking on the existing benches.
• Installed stormwater facility to address stormwater run-off from courts.
• Upgraded lighting.

Based on community input from Argay neighbors, PP&R kept four of the holly trees - two green and two variegated - to preserve the history of the site and neighborhood.

• Three shade trees (Betula pendula - European white birch) identified as dying by the City's Arborist with Urban Forestry were removed.
• All but four of the holly trees were removed.
• 14 new trees were planted as replacements: six Green Vase Zelkova, six Douglas Fir, and two Shumard Red Oak
• The trees were removed after August 1 to avoid bird nesting season.

The Tennis Court Restoration was completed in October 2017.

Volunteer at Argay Park

To volunteer at your neighborhood park, call 503-823-5121.

Argay Neighborhood Association

Argay Park has been "adopted" by the Argay Neighborhood Association.