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TIRZ #2 board accepts market study recommending a multi-sport complex
Brailsford & Dunlavey presented its findings in May 2020: there was not enough demand to support hotel and retail on its own, and youth sports tourism could help, through a multi-sport complex. City staff and board members said the study reinforced the zone's original intent of an indoor facility. On June 18 the board voted unanimously to accept the final Phase 1 study; the Parks and Recreation director said the findings could be folded into the parks master plan.[1][2]
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The May 21, 2020 minutes record the consultant's finding that there "was not enough demand to support hotel and retail, sports tourism would help that issue, specifically youth sports," and a concept of "a multisport complex that functions during non-peak hours as well peak hours." "City staff and board members agreed with the findings and noted this new study reinforces the original intent of the TIRZ to encourage development of an indoor facility." On June 18, 2020 the motion to accept the final study "passed unanimously," and the chair assigned staff to draft a memorandum of understanding for property owners. [1][2]
