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• <br />Monticello Skating Pavilion <br />Monticello, Minnesota <br />~~v <br />• <br />Design Only <br />In 2003 the Monticello Youth Hockey Association commissioned a <br />Concept Design to be presented to the city of Monticello, along with <br />a business plan for the construction of an ice arena/soccer dome <br />project. The project consisted of a single sheet ice arena connected <br />to an air-supported fabric domed structure covering a regulation size <br />soccerfield. <br />The 35,500 SF Arena contained one NHL size ice sheet with 650 <br />permanent seats. Below the seats were two high school varsity and <br />4 youth hockey locker rooms. The lobby, concessions area, and public <br />rest rooms were sized to accommodate the occupants of the proposed <br />attached air-supported dome. There were also youth hockey offices <br />and a Weights and Conditioning room. <br />Although the City Planning Department and City Counsel supported <br />the MYHA plan, public opposition grew over the city's gift of the <br />property. The city reversed its offer and placed a cost on the land that <br />stopped the development. The school district later offered property <br />at-the new middle school, but required the school district's architect <br />to design the arena. The original property off Interstate 94 remains <br />undeveloped. <br />*The project was designed by Architect Chuck Freiberg while in prior <br />association. <br />htg-architects.com <br />architects <br />~yR~(1~ <br />~'G'yP ~f{~. ; <br />'ry F,' <br />~F ~~ <br />.fib, ~_ - t ~~ 4 <br />~~~~, <br /> <br /> <br />~ <br />, <br />~ ~ <br />- t <br />^ <br />~ <br />i <br />± i <br />_ ' <br />i <br />. <br />~ <br />' <br />T~--- <br />~ s <br />~ <br />'~` ~ <br />, <br />~ <br />, <br />__ <br />A <br />~; ~ ~ a ' ~ 4 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />, <br />_ <br />I <br />`~_- ~ _. - <br /> <br />