Concrete pillar caps and decorative balls removed during demolition of the Hippach Field wall in Farmington await transport to the Public Works facility for storage. (Courtesy of Philip Hutchins)FARMINGTON — Reconstruction of the wall at Hippach Field is moving forward, with crews removing the pillars to make way for a continuous concrete footing designed to withstand flooding. Voters approved $150,000 at the 2022 annual town meeting to replace the wooden sections of the Hippach Field wall with brick, Public Works Director Philip Hutchins said. The town will store the original bricks, concrete pillar caps and decorative concrete balls at the Public Works facility for future use. Related Rotten beam closes Hippach Field grandstand in FarmingtonThe wall reconstruction is a separate project from repairs to the Hippach Field grandstand, which was closed last week after inspectors found extensive rot in major wooden beams supporting its roof.