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Sports Complex(Continued from Page 1)Folsom level during the complex con- firmed his backing for the complex, siderations the League, through planned for 26 (plus or minus) acres attorney Robert Holderness of Ochoa, at Folsom Prison access road at East Holderness, Barbosa, Crook of Sac- Natoma Street.ramento, calls the proposed facilityEd Miller, chief of Real Estate Divi-too much falling within the interest of sion, General Services Department, a private association, specifying the State of California, says to date his Folsom Athletic Association. department has not yet been officiallyGeorge Econome, FAA President, asked to review any aspect proposed called portions of the letter to Enom- arrangement. “We will process it as oto frankly inaccurate, pointing expeditiously as we can once we re-especially to the portion that says ceive the document,’1 Miller said. He “the City of Folsom has no need of added that unless there are unusual additional multi-use sports facilities reasons why such an arrangementat the present time.should not take place, General Ser-Econome and Bill Bonham, FAA vices lets the agency involved board member, feel new sports facil- this case Dept, of Corrections ities are badly needed for all age gr- ahead with its plans.ingooups in Folsom.Ray Specht, Folsom Prison busi-Econome especially feels the Lea- ness manager, sent the new lease ver-gue represents more of a private sion to Erickson, interest group than the F.A.A. The Folsom’s City Administrator says League seeks to protect their immed- the item is due to appear at the March iate neighborhood, Econome says, 17 City Council meeting, at which while the F.A.A. is seeking to promote time, the City Council could act onathletics and sports city-wide.both rezoning of prison property andWarden Paul Morris this week reaf- on the lease.
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Folsom Telegraph
Folsom, California, US
Wed, Feb 27, 1980
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