In St. Louis Park a sports court structure, such as a basketball hoop, must be at least five feet from others’ property lines. Because St. Louis Park amended its zoning code this March ...

filed a lawsuit against the Moedings and St. Louis Park regarding the basketball hoop. In her latest legal argument, she states the hoop should be considered a "sport court" within city code.

"Since it is no longer a 'sport court' but remains a permanent structure, the basketball hoop is now simply an 'accessory structure' under the City zoning code," the city's memorandum reads.