SALEM — The future of a building at Mack Park is still up in the air.
The Park and Recreation Commission decided to seek a new round of proposals after getting only one response from Salem Little League in its most recent attempt to lease the property.
The commissioners encouraged Little League to submit a new proposal teaming with other organizations, possibly Salem Community Gardens and the Mack Park Association.
"We're hoping to get a number of organizations together," Park Director Doug Bollen said. "We're going out again in the hope for a really strong submission by a number of groups together to expand the public use of the building."
The Mack Park building has been vacant since the Park and Recreation Department moved out in 2006.
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