Montrose Recreation District

Step by Step - Cerise in Photos

July 2007 - The 2 acre site, Stover Field is finished being sodded.

July 2007 - Montrose Recreation District Maintenance Crew sods Stover Field.

May 2006 - Cerise Park goes through the demolition phase.

May 2006 - Trees and rubble are cleared from future open grass fields.

August 2006 - City of Montrose workers bring the heavy machinery to move large rocks and other debris

August 2006 - Fires burn off old trees and shrubs, clearing the area.

September 2006 - The fields are finally cleared and ready to be planted next summer.

September 2006 - Signs of the 'park to be' are showing up. In the distance a new picnic area complete with a grill and patio.

December 2006 - Construction starts on the expansive watering system and pump house.

December 2006 - Workers begin digging the trenches to install water lines from the pond.

December 2006 - A water line from the pond is laid.

July 2007 - The 10 acre field just before seeding.

July 2007 - Curb and gutter are installed around Stover Field, just before sodding

July 2007 - The new picnic/shade area is ready for use...if you can get there. Roads to the park are not yet constructed.

July 2007 - Stover Fields receives its first section of sod.

Cerise Park

The Montrose Recreation District teamed up with the City of Montrose to develop Cerise Regional Park into community multipurpose fields. The 2 acre site has been named Stover Field in honor of the $40,000 contribution made by the Ward Foundation (Russell Stover Candies).

Thanks to the hard work of the Montrose Recreation District Maintenance Crew and other staff, sod placement on Stover Field was completed this July. The City of Montrose is busy working on the walkways, parking lot and road entrance.

You should have access to Stove Field soon. Take a stroll down the bike path in Baldridge park and you can check out Stover Field yourself.

Paul Minerich with members of the Montrose Recreation District.
From Left to Right: Back row - Seamus O'Connor, Will Hammon, Paul Minerich, Joey Cruz, Tom Thomas, Dennis O'Conner. Front row - Charles Gonzalez, Matt. Naugle

Thank you Ward Foundation for your generous donation.



Step by Step - Cerise in Photos July 2007 - The 2 acre site, Stover Field is finished being sodded. July 2007 - Montrose Recreation District Maintenance Crew sods Stover Field. May 2006 - Cerise Park goes through the demolition phase. May 2006 - Trees and rubble are cleared from future open grass fields. August 2006 - City of Montrose workers bring the heavy machinery to move large rocks and other debris August 2006 - Fires burn off old trees and shrubs, clearing the area. September 2006 - The fields are finally cleared and ready to be planted next summer. September 2006 - Signs of the 'park to be' are showing up. In the distance a new picnic area complete with a grill and patio. December 2006 - Construction starts on the expansive watering system and pump house. December 2006 - Workers begin digging the trenches to install water lines from the pond. December 2006 - A water line from the pond is laid. July 2007 - The 10 acre field just before seeding. July 2007 - Curb and gutter are installed around Stover Field, just before sodding July 2007 - The new picnic/shade area is ready for use...if you can get there. Roads to the park are not yet constructed. July 2007 - Stover Fields receives its first section of sod. Cerise Park The Montrose Recreation District teamed up with the City of Montrose to develop Cerise Regional Park into community multipurpose fields. The 2 acre site has been named Stover Field in honor of the $40,000 contribution made by the Ward Foundation (Russell Stover Candies). Thanks to the hard work of the Montrose Recreation District Maintenance Crew and other staff, sod placement on Stover Field was completed this July. The City of Montrose is busy working on the walkways, parking lot and road entrance. You should have access to Stove Field soon. Take a stroll down the bike path in Baldridge park and you can check out Stover Field yourself. Paul Minerich with members of the Montrose Recreation District. From Left to Right: Back row - Seamus O'Connor, Will Hammon, Paul Minerich, Joey Cruz, Tom Thomas, Dennis O'Conner. Front row - Charles Gonzalez, Matt. Naugle Thank you Ward Foundation for your generous donation.
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