Receive assessment of soccer fields and proposed $4.2 million in park improvements
In Plain English
Richmond currently has too few soccer fields to meet community demand. The city hired consultants to study where new fields could be built and existing ones upgraded. If approved, the city spends $4.2 million in federal rescue funds on soccer fields, courts, playgrounds, and restrooms by December 2024.
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Public Comments
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- Jan MignoneEmail
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