Greenwich officials plan to survey the property of one of the Riverside residents who complained to the town aboput the infamous wiffle ball field.  They will be looking at whether Tom Gallagher's driveway and picket fence spill over onto that same piece of land which would be in violation of the same rules that forced the field to close. 

Town officials shut down the field because they said the parcel needed to remain clear for drainage purposes.  First Selectman Peter Tesei says in light of the wiffleball field controversy it would be a good idea to determine what exactly the boundaries are of the property.

Meanwhile, an internal affairs report suggests Gallagher is also the person who sent confidential police reports about one of the teen's alleged past crimes to other neighbors of the field.  However, Gallagher has not been charged with any crime.