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Agenda 04-12-22; 1 - Discussion of Manager's Recommended FY 2022-32 Capital Investment Plan (CIP)
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28 <br /> Chair Price said that Preston Loop is residential and added there. She said that Gravelly <br /> Hill came in and helped with economic development. She said that soccer.com has been a <br /> money-maker by bringing international tournaments. She said there were discussions about <br /> needing to add a hotel and other amenities for the tourists that the fields bring. <br /> Commissioner Richards said that since the county has not built those, the tourists go to <br /> Mebane. <br /> Travis Myren said a policy decision was made several years ago to locate the facilities <br /> there. He said there is demand for expansion and rather than create an entirelly new facility the <br /> county purchased the adjacent property and is expanding current facilities. <br /> Chair Price said this is an economic development driver. <br /> Commissioner Bedford said she agrees with taking a fresh look at parks and past <br /> decisions. <br /> Commissioner Richards said she is trying to understand economic development zones <br /> and limitations. <br /> Chair Price said she thinks that having the soccer fields next to the school is better <br /> buffer than having an industrial complex. She said that the school construction brought water <br /> and sewer to the area and then economic development started to pop up. She said the <br /> soccer.com facility has helped with economic development. <br /> David Stancil said there is a national and international tournament that comes each fall. <br /> Commissioner Greene said it would be beneficial to have a hotel in the area. <br /> David Stancil said the showcase folks were good about requiring visitors to get hotel <br /> rooms inside the county where they were playing. He said a lot stayed in Chapel Hill and a few <br /> in Hillsborough. He said more hotels and places to eat would increase that benefit. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton asked how maintenance is built into cost of field. She said <br /> especially if they are artificial turf. She said Cedar Park fields are disintegrating because of the <br /> heavy use. <br /> David Stancil said he has heard the same about fields she referenced. He said there will <br /> need to be a cost benefit analysis of natural surface versus synthetic turf. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton asked if Cedar Falls should be in county's CIP. <br /> David Stancil said the county funded the field initially and the town did a renovation <br /> where the county contributed. He said he does not know if town will ask for additional funding. <br /> Bonnie Hammersley said the county contributed at the time but there is no obligation. <br /> She said that county employees maintain soccer.com fields and they are dedicated to the <br /> maintenance of those fields. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton said artificial fields seem to require a capital expenditure when <br /> they need to be replaced and that it is a susbtantial cost. She said that has not yet been built <br /> into budgets. <br /> David Stancil said that he cannot speak for the town but he believes the fields at Cedar <br /> Park have deteriorated much faster than expected. He also noted that the county does not have <br /> an obligation to maintain those fields. <br />
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