Amateur Sports Development at Bojangles Coliseum & Ovens Auditorium
Southwest Regional Amateur Sports Center
Transcript of Southwest Regional Amateur Sports Center
$4 Million State Bonding Request
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Marshall is strategically positioned for amateur sports in the upper Midwest.
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Creating a User
Experience for all!
Integrated event
and service venues
Master-Plan to create a destination!
Creating
continuity for
retail, sports,
education and
hospitality!
Creating a Destination
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Project Timeline 2007 City of Marshall officially designated by the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission
(MASC) as the seventh and final regional sports center.
2008 Southwest Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (SMASC) established.
2009 MASC State bonding request for $100,000 pre-design and design funding (not approved). Secured local funds and completed pre-design phase.
2010 MASC State bonding request for $4 million (not approved). State request for .5% local
general sales & use tax authorization (not approved) and 1.5% hospitality tax authorization
(approved). Secured Marshall Chamber of Commerce & local business support letters.
2011 State request for.5% local general sales & use tax (approved). State request for extension
of 1.5% hospitality tax authorization (approved). Secured regional cities letters of support.
2012 MASC State DEED bonding request for $4 million (not approved). November election over
60% City voter approval for local sales taxes authorization.
2013 State request for 1.5% hospitality tax technical correction. Local taxes effective April, June
& July. Construction Manager finalists under review. Architect selection planned in
February. Design planned for April and Construction Commencement 2013. Private
adjacent property hotel and entertainment developer selection Spring 2013.
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Southwest Minnesota State
University Partner Facilities
Pedestrian Underpass
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Marshall Public High School
Partner Facilities Proposed Upgraded Performance Softball
& Youth Baseball
Future Upgraded Performance Soccer & Multi-Sport Fields
Proposed Multi-Use Sports Center
Proposed Performance Softball
& Youth Baseball
Marshall is the economic engine for Southwest Minnesota. Marshall’s
population of 14,000 grows to over 22,000 during the work day. Marshall has
recognized population growth over 7% the last decade.
Growing Marshall as a regional center, drawing outstate dollars to Marshall by
hosting state and regional athletic tournaments, camps and activities.
Creating destination quality sports facilities cooperatively between the City,
Southwest Minnesota State University and Marshall Public High School.
Stimulating private investment in lodging, convention, retail and entertainment
to drive economic growth in Marshall and Southwestern Minnesota.
Utilizing Southwest Minnesota State Universities facilities for amateur sports to
promote enrollment growth through expanded regional visibility.
Regional Significance & Priority Funding
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Cost Description Cost ($)
Land Acquisition 640,000
Pre-design/Design 660,000
Construction 11,480,300
Furniture/Fixtures/Equipment 160,000
Total 12,940,000
Funding Source Funding Amount ($)
State of MN Bonding 2012 4,000,000
Private Donations 1,500,000
Local Share 7,440,000
Total 12,940,000
Capital Project Financing
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