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Ludlow Rec Committee to bring ice-rink proposal to Select Board on Sept. 21
Summary
Committee members agreed to present a plan for an ice skating rink sited on the half soccer field to the Ludlow Select Board on Sept. 21, while raising questions about turf damage, parking and equipment sourcing.
The Ludlow Recreation Committee agreed to take its ice-skating-rink proposal to the Ludlow Select Board on Sept. 21 for further review and approval. Nick Miele said the committee plans to site the rink on the half soccer field and flagged logistics including parking and equipment sourcing.
"We are planning to bring this to the Select board meeting on September 21st," Nick Miele said. Committee members discussed whether the rink would damage turf; Miele noted that "grass goes dormant once the soil temperatures get below 50 degrees" and said he believes "the ice house will be open this winter." Members also discussed obtaining equipment from Jackson Gore and parking at the Ludlow Electric Building. Joe Gurdak requested that the Ludlow Police Department put temporary no-parking signs on one side of Pond Street to accommodate rink-related traffic.
The committee did not take a formal vote on installing the rink but set the Select Board date as the next procedural step. Staff and committee members will bring details and logistics for further review at the Sept. 21 Select Board meeting.
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