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Community rallies for bocce ball field to support inclusivity

August 02, 2024 | Plattsburgh, Clinton County, New York



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Community rallies for bocce ball field to support inclusivity
During a recent council meeting, community member Ray Martin passionately advocated for the construction of a bocce ball field at South Bakerspark, highlighting its potential positive impact on residents, particularly those with mobility challenges, including seniors and individuals with autism. Martin shared a personal story about local resident Sarah, a gold medalist in the Special Olympics for bocce ball, emphasizing the joy and pride such opportunities bring to participants. He urged the council to allocate necessary funds for the project, which has already received a pledge from local supporter Billy Jones.

The meeting also covered routine administrative matters, including the approval of payrolls and bills totaling over $3 million for various city departments. The council discussed several resolutions, including a motion to amend the timing of a neighborhood block party on Grace Avenue, reducing the event's end time from 11 PM to 9 PM following concerns from residents about noise.

Additionally, the council authorized a contract with CDM Smith for grant administration services related to the water resource recovery facility and water filtration plant, ensuring compliance with specific grant requirements. The meeting concluded with the approval of travel requests and other routine business, reflecting the council's ongoing commitment to community engagement and infrastructure development.

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