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Mill Valley Gives Artificial Turf A Look Amid Drought: Report
The city's Parks and Recreation Commission discussed the option at a meeting Wednesday, The Marin Independent Journal reports.
MILL VALLEY, CA — Mill Valley’s Parks and Recreation Commission is considering replacing its grass sports fields with artificial turf as a water-saving measure amid an ongoing drought, The Marin Independent Journal reports.
The commission discussed the option at a meeting Wednesday, according to the report.
Replacing a significant portion of the city’s sports fields with artificial turf figures to reduce water use substantially, the report said.
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The city would only consider installing turf on fields that are at least 75,000 square feet, the minimum requirement for regulation soccer fields, according to the report.
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