Hillsboros plans to replace community fields strike out due to power line conflicts

Portland, ORLocal News

Hillsboro's plans to replace community fields at the Gordon Faber Recreation Complex with new multi-use sports fields have been halted due to safety concerns. The Bonneville Power Administration informed city officials that the proposed field locations were too close to future power lines, raising significant safety issues. Consequently, the city has scrapped the proposal, leaving the future of the community fields uncertain. This decision comes as the Hillsboro Hops, a Minor League Baseball team, is set to make the complex their new home, adding urgency to the situation. Local sports organizations and community members will be affected, as these fields are crucial for various recreational activities.

City staff will need to explore alternative sites or solutions to address the community's sports needs, highlighting the challenges cities face in balancing safety and community development.

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