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AMENITIES PROJECT SNAPSHOTS | SECTION 6 PLYMOUTH Plymouth Aquatics Center in Marshall County (#29) PROJECT SUMMARY Plymouth Aquatics Center is a facility providing aquatics programming for recreation, education, health, rehabilitation and competitive sports to the Northern Indiana Region on a year round basis. In addition to three pools (ten lane 25 yard recreation and competition, four to six lane warm water teaching, exercise, and, recreation, warm water therapy pool for rehabilitation), an outpatient rehabilitation suite and community accessible exercise facility are proposed. Together with the Elkhart Natatorium (#23) and existing assets, the region will thrive as a swimming sports tourism destination. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE REGION ENGAGED CURRENT TRENDS STATE OF THE REGION & QUALITY OF PLACE VISION & STRATEGY IMPACT This project will house recreation, safety/education, health/wellness and competitive aquatics programs within a single facility in the region. These are features and amenities desirable to businesses and families when choosing communities they would like to locate in. Together with the Natatorium in Elkhart and other facilities in the region, it will help draw national swim events. PROJECT CONTACT ANGELA DRURY Executive Director, Plymouth Sharks 574.780.2188 presidentplymouthsharks@gmail.com plymouthtownship.org FINANCIAL SUMMARY Total Capital Expenditures $14,062,000 Private Funding $8,437,200 Local Public Funding $2,812,400 State Public Funding $2,812,400 Private/Public/Other Ratio 60/40/0 REGIONALCITIESOFNORTHERN<strong>INDIANA</strong>.ORG | 150 PROJECTS STAKEHOLDERS, EXECUTION & STRUCTURAL CHANGES BENCHMARKING & MEASUREMENT ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
AMENITIES PROJECT SNAPSHOTS | SECTION 6 PLYMOUTH Tennis Courts & Park Pavilion Expansion in Marshall County (#30) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE REGION ENGAGED CURRENT TRENDS PROJECT SUMMARY The Plymouth Youth Tennis and Pickle Ball Courts & Park Pavilion Expansion would add four new 36’ courts for a youth league, a new Senior Pickle Ball League and regional competitions, as well as enhance and expand the adjacent Park Pavilion for purposes of regional tournament management, city lesson & league operations and general community enjoyment of all generations. IMPACT This project will enhance the reputation of the Plymouth community, will serve as an amenity for area residents, and will act as a draw for athletes and families in the region. PROJECT CONTACT MIKE HITE Superintendent, Plymouth Parks 574.936.2876 parks@plymouthin.com FINANCIAL SUMMARY Total Capital Expenditures $416,000 Private Funding $225,000 Local Public Funding $83,000 State Public Funding $83,000 Other Funding $25,000 Private/Public/Other Ratio 54/40/6 REGIONALCITIESOFNORTHERN<strong>INDIANA</strong>.ORG | 151 STATE OF THE REGION & QUALITY OF PLACE VISION & STRATEGY PROJECTS STAKEHOLDERS, EXECUTION & STRUCTURAL CHANGES BENCHMARKING & MEASUREMENT ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
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