Fixed fields of capital and Serrazzano. Already assigned the management
POMARANCE. rise on the Tennis Club Pomarance now that the two have been restored to the capital and Campini Serrazzano. intervention, as well as commitment of the City, was made possible thanks to the contribution of the mountain community with a commitment to spending more than 50 thousand euro. Overall, the interventions these sports have been reclassified at a cost of € 103mila.in the capital have been renewed within two fields of via Garibaldi, paved with turf: one for tennis and soccer and one dedicated exclusively to tennis. What Serrazzano, again with synthetic grass flooring, reserved solely for playing tennis. 'intervention - says councilor Leonardo Faithful - stems from the desire of the municipal administration and the strong enthusiasm to resurrect the Tennis club Pomarance , who, years ago, when he was president Claudio Bruscoli, had over 50 members . Unfortunately, the conditions of sports, strongly degraded, no longer allowing that this sport was practiced. " also renewed the entire area of \u200b\u200bpublic, with small lamps that have helped make more visible the green areas surrounding the sports facilities, sometimes subject to unauthorized intrusions and some vandalism. A small incident has not yet allowed the approval of one of the two fields. "It would - said the commissioner - not a wrong execution of the work performed by a specialist in the field, but a bulge, because of water seepage in the basement, he did raise a portion of the synthetic surface, causing the stagnation of rainwater. Presto - ensures Faithful - s'interverrà to eliminate once and for all the inconvenience. "The management of the Via Garibaldi, through a regular tender completed in late summer, has been entrusted to Usd Pomarance. With the complex in good working order, you will hear around the recreation of the Tennis club, with a new board and a new president. "Serrazzano The field has been outsourced to a company in the country.
From "Il Tirreno" of Thursday, January 6, 2011.
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