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New lights for Mount sports field

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The new lights at Macville Park in Mount Maunganui. Photo/supplied

The new lights at Macville Park in Mount Maunganui. Photo/supplied

New lights have been installed and tested at a Mount Maunganui sports field this week.

The new lights at Macville Park, near Omanu Primary School were a success.

The lights provided an even spread of light over the whole grass playing area.

It was designed to encourage training over the entire field - the previously patchy lighting meant training activity was concentrated in the better-lit areas.

Those areas wore down quicker than others.

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The new lights could be controlled by text message - clubs could turn them on during the periods allocated to them by the city council's parks and recreation department.

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