Great…it’s still under warranty and since the seams are coming apart we shouldnt have to pay for it
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Not at all. The “warranty” is linked to the liability insurance. If you keep the turf past the warranty expiring, it is negligence on the school and the turf company has no liability. This has happened a couple of times around here, Laidley Field bought turf thinking it was a one time deal and the Board of Education had not budgeted for its replacement and that is when UC bailed them out. WV Tech dropped football in part because they could not afford to replace the turf. And, back in the day, the second turf at Fairfield was paid for out of the Governor’s contingent fund (a big pot of $$ that the Governor can just spend on whatever) because MU had not budgeted for replacement.
That is totally different from the manufacturer’s replacement schedule. The turf at the stadium is being replaced, on schedule, per the manufacturer’s recommendation, as it has been since the stadium opened, and as it is done at every major and mid-major turf using program in the country.
There is nothing to see here, move on.
That is totally different from the manufacturer’s replacement schedule. The turf at the stadium is being replaced, on schedule, per the manufacturer’s recommendation, as it has been since the stadium opened, and as it is done at every major and mid-major turf using program in the country.
There is nothing to see here, move on.
He passed away today.btw I'll help you out with a short bio
Richard Small '50, 2000 Honorary Degree - Cornell College
Richard Small '50 received the honorary degree Dr. of Humanities from Cornell College on Sept. 30, 2000. Over the years he and his wife Norma have given millions of dollars to build Cornell's endowment and contribute to the renovations of College, South, Law, Bowman-Carter, and Merner halls, as...news.cornellcollege.edu
