The community surrounding the Ąžuolynas sports complex has expressed strong opposition to proposed apartment buildings in the area. During a recent presentation, adjustments to the detailed plan and an updated project vision were discussed, but the project still faces resistance from the public. In 2024, the Regional Architecture Council (RAT) concluded that the project severely violates public interest, a finding echoed by the State Heritage Commission. Despite these alarming assessments, the RAT's conclusions were not binding, allowing the project to move forward with some modifications that raised further concerns about its compatibility with protected historical sites.

Following the outcry, a legal process was initiated, culminating in a peace agreement requiring project developers to address identified shortcomings. The adjusted detailed plan still encroaches on historical tennis court grounds, raising alarms among preservationists and community members alike. The community's pushback reflects broader concerns about urban development and its impact on local heritage, as residents and experts alike convened to voice their objections during the project's presentation.

Notably, figures such as Linas Tuleikis, Jolita Kančienė, and other significant community representatives participated in discussions, underscoring the serious nature of the community's concerns. As urban development continues to conflict with local historical preservation efforts, this case highlights the ongoing tension between progress and heritage in Lithuania, with the preservation of communal spaces at stake.