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MLS Real Salt Lake will have a home in Sandy, Utah, as the city council has given the approval for a USD 35 million bond issue to go toward a stadium for the club.
The bonds will be backed by Salt Lake County hotel taxes. The stadium cost is estimated at USD 20 million.
"It was a very long process. It was political, with some pretty intense negotiations, but it's going to end up being a good project," said Randy Sant, Sandy's economic-development director. "We were able to pull off something I think a lot of people felt like would never be able to happen."
New York-based All Points Funding has agreed to purchase all the bonds and give Sandy a 4.88 percent interest rate.
The city also will oversee the traffic plan, both for automobiles and pedestrians, with agreements to park at least 4,300 cars off-site during events. The team must provide 1,000 parking stalls on-site or within a five-minute walk. Another 1,000 stalls have to be built within two years of the stadium's opening.
The bonds will be backed by Salt Lake County hotel taxes. The stadium cost is estimated at USD 20 million.
"It was a very long process. It was political, with some pretty intense negotiations, but it's going to end up being a good project," said Randy Sant, Sandy's economic-development director. "We were able to pull off something I think a lot of people felt like would never be able to happen."
New York-based All Points Funding has agreed to purchase all the bonds and give Sandy a 4.88 percent interest rate.
The city also will oversee the traffic plan, both for automobiles and pedestrians, with agreements to park at least 4,300 cars off-site during events. The team must provide 1,000 parking stalls on-site or within a five-minute walk. Another 1,000 stalls have to be built within two years of the stadium's opening.
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