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| Should Seton Park be natural or artificial grass? |
Here's a story from this week's Riverdale Review. Enjoy.
Seton Park’s soccer field is getting a makeover, but whether the pitch will be natural or artificial is up to the community.
City Councilman G. Oliver Koppell, who has slated $900,000 for the park’s refurbishment, toured Seton Park with a handful of community members last month and found a number of issues with the field.
“It’s not in good shape,” he said, noting the puddles that form because of drainage issues. “But in order to do all of Seton Park, it’d be like $2 million dollars.”
“It’s not in good shape,” he said, noting the puddles that form because of drainage issues. “But in order to do all of Seton Park, it’d be like $2 million dollars.”
So Koppell has put forth the largest allocation of funds toward the park to reconstruct the field, which will also fix the drainage issues and clear out embedded rocks and other debris.
Jump below for the rest of the story, including Ewen Park news at the bottom.
