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Grand Island council approves amendment to Fonner Park ground lease to allow future termination with replacement parking
Summary
The Grand Island City Council on March 3 approved a first amendment to the Feb. 25, 2025 ground lease between the city and the Hall County Livestock Improvement Association, commonly known as Fonner Park, that adds a termination-at-will provision and requires the city to provide equivalent replacement parking if parking access is removed.
The Grand Island City Council on March 3 approved a first amendment to the Feb. 25, 2025 ground lease between the city and the Hall County Livestock Improvement Association, commonly known as Fonner Park, that adds a termination-at-will provision and requires the city to provide equivalent replacement parking if parking access is removed.
City Administrator Laura McAloon told the council the amendment "is to section 20 of the ground lease, and it will facilitate termination of some or all of the parking access should future land use needs change on the campus, subject to the city providing similar replacement parking access." She said the amendment followed further negotiations after public comment by a former mayor raised concerns about the original lease lacking termination…
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