Cricket Stadium Plans Move Forward in Oswego
Construction Set to Begin in Spring
Construction is set to begin this spring on a new outdoor cricket stadium in Oswego. The development is moving forward after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency determined it doesn’t have jurisdiction over the wetlands on the property. This cleared the final hurdle after the project was given the green light by local officials.
A Multi-Phase Project
Soldier Field would be built in phases.
The first phase will work on construction of
Details revealed. Pole for a planned cricket stadium using 1,903 acres
Total cost estimates range between 4 and 25,000
Patel, who
frammed wetland totaling 8.86 acres. Village Administrator Dan Di Santo said the EPA
He said the site is well-suited for a cricket stadium.
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“Orchard Road is a highly traveled regional transportation corridor which can handle heavy traffic,” he said.
Concerns Raised by Residents
The project has faced some concerns from nearby residents and others who are worried about
to local officials, but recent delays have been approved
Patel reassured Oswego Village residents that planned for a six-foot privacy fence along the west property line to address noise and promote traffic will
How will the stadium project address concerns about traffic and noise impact on nearby residents?
**Host:** Joining us today is Alex Reed, a key figure behind the new cricket stadium coming to Oswego. Welcome to the show.
**Alex Reed:** Thanks for having me. It’s an exciting time for cricket in our community.
**Host:** Absolutely. Construction is set to begin in the spring. Can you tell us what residents can expect to see in the coming months?
**Alex Reed:** We’re starting with Phase One, which focuses on the core stadium infrastructure. This will include the main playing field, seating, and basic amenities. We’re aiming for a phased approach, so we can carefully manage the development and ensure everything is done to the highest standard.
**Host:** The project has faced some concerns from neighbors about traffic and noise. What steps are being taken to address these worries?
**Alex Reed:** We understand and appreciate those concerns. As part of our design, we’ve included a six-foot privacy fence along the west property line to help minimize noise and traffic impact on nearby residents. We’re also committed to working closely with the community throughout the construction process.
**Host:** This stadium is a significant investment for Oswego. What kind of impact do you see it having on the local economy?
**Alex Reed:** We anticipate the stadium will create new jobs, attract visitors, and boost local businesses. Cricket is a fast-growing sport, and this facility will position Oswego as a regional hub for the sport, drawing in fans and events from across the area.
**Host:** Exciting times ahead! Thank you for sharing your insights today, Alex Reed.
**Alex Reed:** My pleasure. We look forward to welcoming the community to the new cricket stadium soon!