Plans for proposed Bullfrogs stadium in Ashwaubenon move forward
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/SSJNW7B25FME7EY7WQAODUUAPI.jpg)
The future Green Bay Bullfrogs stadium to be built by next year in Ashwaubenon took a step forward Tuesday night. The Ashwaubenon Village Board approved a lease agreement tonight $10 million stadium.
The board also approved contracts related to design, engineering, and construction of the proposed stadium.
Tuesday, Big Top Baseball presented the board with details of the project. The multi-purpose stadium that's planned to go south of Village Hall on Holmgren Way would host baseball, soccer, concerts and community activities.
Big Top said the facility would be the only stadium for soccer and baseball in Northeast Wisconsin.
It's planned as a 2,500-seat stadium, and Big Top will now sit down with community partners to discuss possibilities for naming rights.
As far as the contracts go, a company called Pendulum Studios out of Kansas City has been hired for the design and engineering of the stadium. RODAC Development and Construction out of Hobart has been put under contract for building the stadium.
The next step, according to Big Top Baseball, is to come up with design concepts. It’s hoping to get construction started by the start of August this year and are looking for opening day to be sometime in June of next year.
The future Green Bay Bullfrogs stadium to be built by next year in Ashwaubenon took a step forward Tuesday night. The Ashwaubenon Village Board approved a lease agreement tonight $10 million stadium.
The board also approved contracts related to design, engineering, and construction of the proposed stadium.
Tuesday, Big Top Baseball presented the board with details of the project. The multi-purpose stadium that's planned to go south of Village Hall on Holmgren Way, would host baseball, soccer, concerts, and community activities.
Big Top said the facility would be the only stadium for soccer and baseball in Northeast Wisconsin.
It's planned as a 2500 seat stadium and Big Top will now sit down with community partners to discuss possibilities for naming rights.
As far as the contracts go, a company called Pendulum Studios out of Kansas City has been hired for the design and engineering of the stadium. RODAC Development and Construction out of Hobart has been put under contract for building the stadium.
The next step, according to Big Top Baseball, is to come up with design concepts. It’s hoping to get construction started by the start of August this year and are looking for opening day to be sometime in June of next year.
The future Green Bay Bullfrogs stadium to be built by next year in Ashwaubenon took a step forward Tuesday night. The Ashwaubenon Village Board approved a lease agreement tonight $10 million stadium.
The board also approved contracts related to design, engineering, and construction of the proposed stadium.
Tuesday, Big Top Baseball presented the board with details of the project. The multi-purpose stadium that's planned to go south of Village Hall on Holmgren Way, would host baseball, soccer, concerts, and community activities.
Big Top said the facility would be the only stadium for soccer and baseball in Northeast Wisconsin.
It's planned as a 2500 seat stadium and Big Top will now sit down with community partners to discuss possibilities for naming rights.
As far as the contracts go, a company called Pendulum Studios out of Kansas City has been hired for the design and engineering of the stadium. RODAC Development and Construction out of Hobart has been put under contract for building the stadium.
The next step, according to Big Top Baseball, is to come up with design concepts. It’s hoping to get construction started by the start of August this year and are looking for opening day to be sometime in June of next year.
The village already purchased five acres for the stadium.
The team's owner planned to build its new stadium in Green Bay as part of the Shipyard development, but moved the plans to Ashwaubenon after voicing frustration over the slow pace of approval from Green Bay's city government.
The Bullfrogs currently play at Joannes Park in Green Bay, and will have one more season there this summer.