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Oregon Youth Soccer outlines plan for regional complex on district land; board asks questions about traffic, equity and environment
Summary
Oregon Youth Soccer and partner Cogio presented a proposal to build and operate a regional youth-soccer complex on Woodburn School District property, offering to cover construction and operations while the district would retain land ownership; board members pressed presenters on traffic, costs, scholarships and environmental review.
Representatives from the Oregon Youth Soccer Association and project manager Cogio presented a proposal to the Woodburn School District Board to build a multi-field regional youth-soccer complex on district-owned land and asked the board to consider advancing a draft partnership agreement.
"I'm the executive director of Oregon Youth Soccer, and so super excited to be here today," Simon Dade said as he introduced the association's vision of a permanent site that could host large regional events and provide weekday access to Woodburn students.
Patrick Sampson, CEO of Cogio, said the builders and operators would assume the cost of…
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