An Act relative to James J. O'Neil Park
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill designates a portion of James J. O'Neil Park in Peabody, Massachusetts, as a recreational area for the exclusive use of youth baseball leagues. It specifically outlines the boundaries of this designated area and addresses the use of the land for baseball activities. The bill aims to provide a dedicated space for youth baseball leagues within the park, improving access to recreational facilities for young athletes. This action was based on a previous House bill, H.4614.
Key provisions
- Designates a specific area within James J. O'Neil Park for youth baseball.
- Specifies the boundaries of the designated recreational area.
- Authorizes the use of the designated area exclusively for youth baseball leagues.
- Addresses the maintenance and upkeep of the designated area.
Who is affected
- Youth baseball leagues in Peabody, Massachusetts
- Residents of Peabody, Massachusetts
- James J. O'Neil Park users
Notable changes
- Creates a designated area within the park specifically for youth baseball.
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Primary sponsor
Thomas P. Walsh
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