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Community group proposes permanent fence at soccer fields, asks to allow sponsor signage; board moves proposal to meeting
Summary
Miss Landry asked the board to approve a treated-wood fence at the soccer fields (materials donated by LP of Hayward) and permission to hang sponsor vinyl signs during season; board members requested signage follow school sponsorship guidelines and agreed to place the proposal on the next board meeting agenda.
Miss Landry presented a proposal to build a permanent treated-wood fence along the soccer fields to replace temporary orange snow-fencing and to improve safety and clarity of field boundaries. She said LP of Hayward would donate the materials if the board approves the project.
Landry described the fence as matching the existing metal-post footprint and roughly five feet tall, constructed of finished treated wood. She requested board approval to allow local-business sponsorships with vinyl signs attached to the fence during the soccer season and removed off-season, similar to existing sports sponsorships used for other school facilities.
Board members asked for a clarification that any sponsorship signage would follow the district's established sponsorship guidelines; Miss Landry agreed to amend the proposal to include that requirement. Board members also sought clarification about maintenance responsibility; Landry and others indicated the NBC club maintains the field and would assume maintenance of the fence.
The board indicated consensus to move the proposal to the next regular board meeting for formal consideration and to include the amended language about consistent sponsorship guidelines.
