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Board of Parks warns organized leagues about fees, insurance after repeated violations
Summary
The Lowell City Board of Parks discussed tournament fees with an applicant who disputed prior violations; the applicant lives in Lowell but the league is registered to an unnamed Tewksbury resident. Board members warned of higher fees and required liability insurance for next year.
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The Lowell City Board of Parks revisited tournament fees after an applicant denied recall of prior violations at earlier meetings. Board members said the applicant resides in Lowell while the league is registered to a Tewksbury man who, according to the meeting record, may be profiting from the arrangement.
The board warned that next season it will impose higher fees and require liability insurance for leagues. The transcript records the board’s warning but does not show a formal vote on fee increases or an immediate penalty for the applicant. The conversation took place during a Wednesday-night Board of Parks meeting alongside other parks business.

