The City Council unanimously gave the greenlight on Thursday, April 4, for the Palm Beach North Athletic Foundation to build a 100,000-square-foot building with two full-sized ice rinks, a restaurant, a sports bar, and medical space at the park nestled between Palm Beach Gardens High and Interstate 95. The facility is expected to cost $40 million, for which the nonprofit is entirely responsible, and take two years to build, with the goal of opening in summer 2026.
Its lease would last for 40 years and charge the foundation $10 a year. The agreement includes a revenue sharing program, with the foundation paying $75,000 per year to the city two to five years after the facility's start, then increasing: $100,000 per year between six and 12 years, $125,000 per year between 13 and 18 years, $150,000 per year between 19 and 30 years, and $200,000 from
Its lease would last for 40 years and charge the foundation $10 a year. The agreement includes a revenue sharing program, with the foundation paying $75,000 per year to the city two to five years after the facility's start, then increasing: $100,000 per year between six and 12 years, $125,000 per year between 13 and 18 years, $150,000 per year between 19 and 30 years, and $200,000 from
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Councilman John Doe is a prominent figure in the Palm Beach community, known for his dedication to public service and his tireless efforts to improve the quality of ⁙⁙⁙ for residents. Elected to the City Council in 2018, Councilman Doe has been instrumental in shaping the city's policies and initiatives, particularly in the areas of education, transportation, and economic development.Recently, Councilman Doe played a key role in securing a $10 million grant for the construction of a new community center in the heart of the city. This state-of-the-art facility will provide much-needed space for community events, youth programs, and senior activities, and is expected to have a positive impact on the entire community.
Councilman Doe has also been a strong advocate for environmental sustainability, working to promote green initiatives and reduce the city's carbon footprint. Under his leadership, the city has implemented a number of innovative programs aimed at reducing energy consumption, conserving water resources, and promoting recycling.
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The City Council unanimously gave the greenlight on Thursday, April 4, for the Palm Beach North Athletic Foundation to build a 100,000-square-foot building with two full-sized ice rinks, a restaurant, a sports bar and medical space at the park nestled between Palm Beach Gardens High and Interstate 95.◌◌◌◌◌◌◌
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