7.13. SR 08-21-1995 - Laserfiche WebLink

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.Submit two copies of the County letter with the final application. • Comprehensive Plan. The local government applicant is required to demonstrate that the proposed sport facility is consistent with the local comprehensive plan. The applicant should demonstrate in writing how the proposed sport facility does not duplicate any existing facility in the area. In addition, it should be demonstrated that the proposed sport facility will be a complement to the existing infrastructure of facilities in the community. The Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission is also interested in knowing how the proposed facility fits with the current park and recreation plans. The applicant should demonstrate and estimate the frequency and types of uses by local, state, regional and national participants. Submit two copies of comprehensive plan. Local Financial Commitment. The local government applicant is required to provide either documentation of -funds raised or -to demonstrate how it intends to raise the local financial commitment. A written plan should be submitted on how the community intends to raise the funds, their timetable for raising the funds, and please include evidence of past fundraising efforts in the community that is of similar size and dimension. If the community intends to use a local bond issue over local government funds, please indicate the date of intended bond issue vote or government boazd vote. Submit two copies of local match plan. Economic Impact Analysis. The_localgovernment applicant is required to demonstrate the economic impact implications of the proposed sport facility. As the goal of the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission is to bring a new net economic impact to Minnesota, this economic impact study should concentrate on the numbers ofout-of--state visitors who would travel to the site to participate in sporting events at the proposed facility. The applicant should outline a typical annual schedule