Residents say Ravens came up short in building public football fields

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More than four years after Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti committed to Baltimore County funds for a recreational football field in Owings Mills, some community leaders said they?re wondering why the field is yet unbuilt.

The Ravens agreed to spend $200,000 on a lighted football field for public use, according to the lease it negotiated in 2002 for 32 acres of county-owned land to build a $31 million training facility. The Ravens have yet to fulfill certain obligations, residents said, including the field.

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