YORK, Pa. -- The city of York is moving ahead with plans to bring minor league baseball to York.

Small's Field is one of two primary sites being considered by the city for a $24 million minor league baseball stadium and sports complex.

The major hurdle is convincing the York City School Board to allow use of the district-owned land, a plan it rejected over the summer.

The other primary site being considered is known as the Arch Street site.

Both sites were designated by a special task force as prime sites for a baseball stadium in York.

Wednesday, Mayor John Brenner named another task force to examine the financing and engineering issues presented by the two sites.

"I want the damned thing built, and I want it built in the city. I want it to be able to help economic development and bring in new ones," Brenner said.

The York mayor is closely watching the building of a minor league baseball stadium in Lancaster. Brenner believes both cities can successfully operate minor league teams.