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Bradley’s Summerfield neighborhood residents still waiting for promised park

Luis Martinez
Luis Martinez
Luis Martinez
Reporter · Naperville, IL

Luis Martinez has been a voice in the Naperville community for over 7 years, focusing on local events and community initiatives. With a background in sociology from Illinois State University, he combines his academic insights with his passion for local activism.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 11:00 PM · 1 min read
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Bradley’s Summerfield neighborhood residents still waiting for promised park — Hinsdale Schools news

When Laura Krooswyk moved into her home in 2007 as one of the first homeowners in Bradley’s east side Summerfield subdivision, residents were promised a park.Almost 20 years later, there is still no park, nor do plans for one exist.“When we moved here, we were told there would be a park for the kids,” she recalled. “They would have a place to play.”It’s been an unfulfilled promise.Located east of Bradley Boulevard and immediately north of Larry Power Road, the subdivision originally was developed by Centex, then picked up by Curwick Construction and most recently taken over by Lennar Builders of Schaumburg.This trio, however, did not move to build a single swing set, slide or ball field. Not even a simple sandbox dots the landscape.Instead, about a 1.2-acre site – the size of three house lots – eyed for the park near the center of the subdivision and acquired by the village years ago for the park remains untouched.Bradley, home to 18 village-owned-and-maintained parks, is being asked t

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