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Baseball group seeks storage container; board OKs shared maintenance agreement for vaulted restroom
Summary
Baseball association requested a 20' shipping container next to the upper equipment shed for storage; the board approved a Vaulted Restroom Maintenance Agreement between Baseball, Soccer and Softball Associations pending addition of signature blocks.
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At the April 13 meeting the baseball association, represented by Dave Eldridge for Justin Thompson, asked the board to consider placement of a 20‑foot metal shipping container next to the association's upper equipment shed for additional storage. The board recorded the request and asked township staff to inspect a wet drainage area between the lower baseball and softball fields that is beginning to affect the walking trail.
The supervisors approved the Vaulted Restroom Maintenance Agreement among the Baseball, Soccer and Softball Associations contingent upon adding a signature block for all parties. Jim Jones, representing the Softball Association, reported that recent parking‑area changes near the softball fields appear to be working and thanked the township for the improvements. Opening Day for baseball was noted as May 2.
The board also authorized obtaining additional quotes for a standing‑seam or ribbed metal roof for the baseball restroom and concession stand and requested contacts for local Amish contractors to provide additional estimates.
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