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Fresno Reclaims Granite Park, Renovation Underway
9 Jul
Summary
- City of Fresno now fully controls Granite Park after legal proceedings.
- Improvements include new bases and pitching mounds, budgeted at $400,000.
- Existing events and alcohol service during tournaments will continue.
The City of Fresno has officially taken full control of Granite Park after a period of legal proceedings. Crews have begun immediate improvements, with new bases and pitching mounds recently installed on the baseball fields. These renovations are budgeted at just over $400,000 and are expected to take several months, prioritizing safety.
The city confirmed that all events scheduled by the previous operator, Terance Frazier, will be honored. Alcohol service during tournaments will also continue as part of an effort to maintain continuity for park visitors. This approach aims to minimize disruption during the transition period.
These developments follow a legal dispute that concluded with a Fresno County judge ordering the park's restoration to the city. Frazier expressed happiness regarding the city's commitment to repairs, noting that the children are the ultimate beneficiaries of these improvements. The city is also exploring vendor selection for concessions and may adjust park admission fees based on event financials.
