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Staff says additional RACP funds are proposed to cover Sportsplex cost overruns
Summary
Council heard that an original Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program award of $9,500,000 supported the WISFS Sportsplex and that staff is proposing additional RACP funding (noted in the transcript as '3.5') to address cost overruns; no vote was recorded in the deliberative session.
Staff described Resolution 110 as related to additional Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) funding for the Keystone Sports and Entertainment project that produced the WISFS Sportsplex. The presenter said the original RACP award was “$9,500,000” and that “the original 1 was for 9.5, and then there's this 1 is for an additional 3.5,” which staff said is not a new project but is intended to cover cost overruns.
Council asked no substantive follow‑up during the deliberative session. The presentation noted the Chester Economic Development Authority had been the grantee and the RACP funds were pass‑through support for the Sportsplex; staff did not specify units for the later “3.5” reference during the session.
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