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The Livonia Public Schools Committee Meeting on April 14, 2025, focused on the ongoing developments of a new synthetic turf field at Stevenson High School. The meeting highlighted the design and functionality of the field, which will accommodate multiple sports, including lacrosse and soccer, with appropriate markings for each.

The committee discussed the strategic planning behind the field's layout, ensuring it meets the needs of various athletic programs. The new turf field will replace an existing practice field and is located adjacent to the baseball and softball areas. Additionally, a grass practice field will be created on the opposite side of the football stadium, utilizing dirt from the turf installation site to level the area.
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Construction updates revealed that the turf anchor has been poured, and the project is on track for completion by early May, pending weather conditions. The field is expected to be ready for regular use by the end of the month.

Committee members also addressed the seating arrangements for the new field. While there are no plans for permanent bleachers, mobile aluminum bleachers will be available for smaller events. The committee confirmed that fencing will be installed around the field to ensure safety during games and practices.

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Overall, the meeting underscored the district's commitment to enhancing athletic facilities and providing versatile spaces for student athletes. Further updates on the project and seating arrangements will be communicated as the completion date approaches.

Converted from Livonia Public Schools Committee Meeting April 14 2025 meeting on April 15, 2025
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