Big changes are happening at Norwayne Field in North Judson.
At last night’s town council meeting Park Board representative Nick Radke informed members that the band shell has been fully assembled. He added that additional lighting and stonework is pending. He also thanked Town Superintendent Marshall Horstmann and members of the utility department for all their assistance with the assembly.
Clerk-Treasurer Andrew Rowe stated that once the remainder of the work is finished, an event will be held with community members and local officials to commemorate its completion.
In other news, Schambers Masonry completed the repair work that needed to be done to the brick wall that runs along highway 10. The company also took care of a couple additional minor repairs that needed to be made the existing stage and the concrete bleachers.
Back in December, Clerk-Treasurer Rowe mentioned that the wall was in desperate need of repairs as many spots had stones missing and portions were crumbling.
At the end of 2017, the town encumbered leftover building improvement funds to help cover costs. Clerk-Treasurer Rowe initially anticipated the repair project to be around $6,700. However, the town ended up saving over $800 as the repairs came in at a total cost of $5,885.
Town Council members voted unanimously to pay Schambers Masonry for the repair work they completed at Norwayne Field.
