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Selectmen Walk Sites Under Consideration For Potential Sports Fields: VIDEO

Selectmen Walk Sites Under Consideration For Potential Sports Fields: VIDEO

The New Hartford Board of Selectmen held an on-site Special Meeting on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 to walk two locations under consideration for expansion of recreational playing fields.  The first site visited was the field area behind the Ann Antolini School and the second was a  parcel of land on Old Steele Road which is privately owned. Both parcels are being considered by the Brodie Park South Study Group Committee and that committee has requested funding from the selectmen for environmental studies for the two sites; a third site under consideration, in the interior of the Antolini lot, was not part of the walk-through.

Participating in the walk-through were the three selectmen, Dan Jerram, Alesia Kennerson and Jack Casey, as well as Christine Hayward, Administrative Assistant to the First Selectman. Dan Eddy, the Chairman of the Brodie Park South Study Group Committee, was also part of the group. Members of the public included Daria Hart, Dan LaPlante, Peter Anderheggen and a concerned resident whose property abutts the Old Steele Road site.

The Special Meeting was followed at 7:00 p.m. by a regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen at which the site visits were discussed.  We will add a link to the video recording of the Regular meeting as soon as it is available as soon as it is processed.

Click on the image below to watch the walk-through on the NewHartfordPlus YouTube channel.

 

Many Thanks to Andrew Pelletier for his great work videotaping under less than favorable conditions.

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  • Ann

    Thank you once again for posting a “live video” of the process. As a long standing taxpayer and resident what I pulled from it is the ultimate cost of this endeavor. From what I understand, the Wolverines do accept members from neighboring towns. If that is the case, then factor that fee into their dues when expanding their needs. Such as a larger playing field and their cheer squad. In all fairness, why are the New Hartford  taxpayers funding the brunt of this extracurricular activity that includes participants from other towns. As a long standing taxpyayer, I intend to ask these questions if there is any increase in my liabilities to the town as a property owner. I find it hard to believe that communities nearby such as Avon, Farmington or Canton would be in this position. Just IMHO.

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