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City presents multiuse soccer complex plan, budgets and leases; council to consider leases tomorrow
Summary
City staff presented the multiuse soccer complex plan on June 16, detailing public fields, roadwork, a multipurpose training facility budgeted at $20 million, and lease terms the council will consider at the next regular meeting.
City Manager Rex and project staff briefed Garland City Council on June 16 on the multiuse soccer complex near President George Bush Turnpike and Holford Road, describing two program components: public soccer field improvements and a multipurpose facility to serve as the training headquarters for a USL team.
Project scope and budgets: staff described roadway and infrastructure work (Holford Road, Naiman Forest Boulevard) and public improvements including up to eight public soccer fields, restroom/concession buildings, surface parking, lighting, landscaping and up to two futsal courts. Staff identified the engineering firm Kimley‑Horn for infrastructure, Overland Partners Inc. as architect for the multipurpose facility, and Lee Lewis Construction Inc. as the construction manager at risk (CMAR) selected during the…
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