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Rancho CordovaTuesday, November 3

Rancho Cordova approves public financing for the Downtown Dova arena

The Daily Folsom teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Rancho Cordova's City Council has approved a development agreement and public financing package for , a 7,500-seat arena planned near Kilgore Road and Trade Center Drive. The vote was 4-1, with Councilmember Joe Little voting against. KCRA reports the complex will also include hotels, a retail and dining district and housing.

Downtown Dova is built around a 7,500-seat arena

7,500
seats in the planned arena
800
combined rooms in at least two hotels
4-1
council vote Monday

Owners would get half the sales tax revenue the development generates and all of its hotel and casino tax revenue, and the city would contribute up to $15 million toward police and fire services. The package could provide up to $185 million in support. "This is performance-based, and we are holding them accountable," Councilmember Siri Pulipati said. Indoor soccer fans, take note: the arena is expected to host a professional team.

  • Jobs: 70 full-time and 300 part-time projected
  • Construction: nearly 5,000 people expected to be hired
  • Groundbreaking: developers hope within the next 90 days
  • Opposition: traffic and the project's financial impact

The city's package would give owners tax revenue and up to $185 million

Public supportWhat it means
Sales tax revenueHalf goes to the owners
Hotel and casino tax revenueAll goes to the owners
Police and fire servicesCity contributes up to $15 million
Total public supportUp to $185 million

Sources: KCRA, CBS Sacramento

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