Lewiston will limit public use of its artificial turf fields to reservation-only in response to concerns from school and city officials over continued vandalism and wear and tear on the fields.
Megan Bates, deputy director of Public Works, said Tuesday that city staff has to consider “life expectancy and replacement costs” for the turf fields that cost taxpayers millions. However, those opposed to the decision said taxpayers should be able to use the facilities without barriers, and that they add to a community that supports recreation and wellness.
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