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Jackson Township looking to upgrade a dozen baseball-softball fields with state grant

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Jackson Township Board of Trustees

Aug. 12 meeting

ACTION: The township plans to renovate a dozen baseball-softball fields in township parks.

DISCUSSION: The board approved advertising for bids for the upgrades. The township got a $250,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to use to tackle 12 fields.

There are three in North Park at Fulton Drive and Wales Avenue NW, seven fields in South Park by Jackson High School and two fields in Fisher Park off Lake O’Springs Avenue NW.

Public Works Director Rich Rohn said the upgrades includes removing all of the existing materials, grading, field conditioning and planting.

“Those fields have not been touched in decades, and they all have long-term …. drainage and other issues,” Rohn said. “We hope to be able to upgrade all of the fields, but it depends on the cost for each field.”

Other action:

  • Authorized sending fees and expenses to the Stark County Auditor for mowing overgrown weeds at several township properities.

  • UP NEXT: Meets 5 p.m. Aug. 26 at Township Hall.

This article originally appeared on The Repository: Jackson Township looking to upgrade a dozen baseball-softball fields



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