AllBlue Foundation's Blocksidge Field Renovations Public Forum

AllBlue Foundation, is excited to present its proposal for the Blocksidge Field Renovations at Phillips Park in Swampscott! As a way to answer questions, address concerns and also as a chance for you to meet the members of AllBlue Foundation, we will be holding a PUBLIC FORUM at Swampscott High School on Thurdsday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m. Look for a sign at the front door pointing you to the forum location, Room 208. This is a great opportunity for you to learn how AllBlue Foundation wants to make Blocksidge Field and Phillips Park one of the best, if not the best, field facilities on the North Shore

Do you have questions regarding the design concept, which includes a wider, multi-sport, artificial turf field and related fixtures? Do you want to learn about ”Envirofill,” the proposed infill unanimously approved by the Swampscott Board of Health and Athletic Field Advisory Committee? Are you curious about the three proposed phases of the project, and how our youth athletes can being using the state-of-the-art field immediately after phase 1? Do you have questions or concerns about how to fund each phase? How about maintenance and future costs of the complex? Why do we strongly believe the town afford the project? What are the benefits of an artificial turf field? What types of revenue can be generated from installing a state-of-the-art artificial turf field?

AllBlue Foundation will endeavor to answer any such questions and alleviate any of your concerns regarding the Blocksidge Field Renovations! We hope to see you there! Thursday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m. at Swampscott High School, Room 208.

Friends of Swampscott Athletic Fields, d/b/a AllBlue Foundation

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