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Pipestone soccer fields: progress and challenges discussed at Council meeting

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By John Draper
| Pipestone County Star Verified
The dirt area in front of this goal speaks to concerns of soccer field maintenance brought before the City Council. To the left is a fire hydrant that has been identified as a safety concern and a limiting factor in development of a regulation size field. Photo by Kyle Kuphal During the public comments portion of the Pipestone City Council meeting of July 6, the condition of the JBS Sportsplex soccer fields was again brought to the attention of the council.
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Pipestone City Council in brief:

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By John Draper
| Pipestone County Star Verified
Safe Routes to School trail A pay request for the Safe Routes to School trail/sidewalk project was presented to the Council for approval. Mayor Dan Delaney raised the point that some areas of the sidewalk are “very rough, and it actually vibrates your bicycle.” Council member Danielle Thompson added that she had recently ridden the path and that areas north of Fourth Street N.W., toward Playmor Curve, were the most severe.
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Pipestone Council confronts blighted properties

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By John Draper
| Pipestone County Star Verified
This property at 214 Fifth St. S.W. was one of ten blighted properties discussed by the Pipestone City Council. Photo by Kyle Kuphal Community Development Director Justin Schroyer provided a blighted properties presentation to the Pipestone City Council during its July 6 meeting. All told, Schroyer highlighted 10 properties that are in various states of poor upkeep or disrepair. Most are uninhabited, while others are currently lived in.
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