MORE BUBBLE TROUBLE

tennis aficionados have griped about paying new fees if the city goes through with its plan to put a bubble over the central park tennis courts during the colder months. but a new concern voiced by several community members is about the cost of simply keeping the bubble running. at a feb. 11 meeting of community board 7's parks and preservation committee, some community members said they worried that the bubble would be powered by generators, according to klari neuwelt, a committee co-chair. the ethyl fuel-burning, noisy generators would tarnish the courts' idyllic surroundings in central park, they argued. the committee plans to discuss the matter further at a march 11 meeting.