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Plans outlined to renovate Cardinals stadium: new ticket/concession building, locker rooms and power‑pole relocation under study
Summary
Facilities staff showed committee members a draft plan to reconfigure visitor and home team spaces at Cardinals stadium, add a small ticket/concession building, and relocate two power poles to clear the site.
District facilities staff presented a multi‑part concept for renovating the Cardinals stadium, including repurposing an underused visitor building, creating dedicated team rooms for soccer and track, adding a new ticket/concession/referee building on the plaza side, and relocating two power poles that carry significant electrical service.
Staff said the visitor side contains an unused former locker room and smaller concession and storage spaces that could be reconfigured into a visitor team room with toilets and showers. The home side would be refreshed and track storage could be converted from bays beneath the bleachers. A new small building on the plaza side would include ticket windows and concessions opening onto the plaza; staff said three to four ticket windows are feasible.
Presenters emphasized reuse of existing foundations and roofs where possible to reduce cost and speed construction. They noted the two nearby electrical poles will need relocation before some site work can proceed. Staff said the project could move quickly if started immediately and if materials and pole relocation proceed on schedule; they cautioned the timeline is uncertain and depends on bids and utility work.
Staff described the concept as a draft and provided reference images to athletic directors and coaches during scoping. No contract awards or formal approvals were made at the meeting.
