The proposed center would not function as a typical indoor recreation center, the county website explains in a list of frequently asked questions about the project. Instead of offering exercise classes or ongoing resident activities, the center would primarily serve as a venue for athletic competitions and events. Sports such as track and field, volleyball, basketball, pickleball, cheer, wrestling, football, and soccer could all be hosted at the facility. Additionally, it could be used for special events like graduations, trade shows, expos, as well as corporate and community functions.
According to the website, the center is not intended to provide school-age programs, sports lessons, fitness classes or other personalized services commonly offered in traditional recreation centers. The focus is on accommodating large regional and national indoor sports competitions. The facility would have spectator seating that can hold up to 5000 people emphasizing its scale as a venue suitable for hosting major events.
In summary, the proposed center would not be a leisure-focused facility like a local gym. Instead
