Sports facility concepts for New Garden introduced at board meeting

Dated: May 15 2025

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New Garden Township is considering a zoning change applicable to Unified Development Districts (UD) to include an open-air stadium or arena. Representatives from The Sports Facilities Companies presented two indoor facility models: 

  • The sports tourism facility model would draw patrons for regional events and would be a 2.82-acre, 136,575 square-foot indoor facility that would provide eight basketball courts, 16 volleyball courts and a bleacher seating capacity of 1,500.
  • The community facility model would be geared toward local patrons and would be a 2.04-acre, 98,665 square-foot indoor facility that would provide an indoor turf area, a youth multi-purpose field, three smaller multi-purpose fields, and other indoor amenities. 

Read more at Chester County Press.
Source: Chester County Press; 4/23/2025

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