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Frequently Asked Questions:
What is being proposed?
The proposal is for a new mixed-use destination designed to bring together sports, entertainment, hospitality, recreation, dining, public gathering spaces, and community programming in one connected location.
Why this location?
This area offers a strong opportunity to create a destination that serves residents, visitors, businesses, and the broader community while supporting long-term investment and economic activity.
How will the community be involved?
Community engagement is an important part of the planning process. The project team is committed to listening to residents, answering questions, sharing updates, and incorporating feedback as planning moves forward.
How will traffic be addressed?
Traffic, access, parking, pedestrian safety, and event-day operations will be evaluated as part of the planning and permitting process. The goal is to identify solutions that support safe and efficient mobility while minimizing impacts on surrounding areas.
How will nearby neighborhoods be protected?
Quality-of-life considerations, including neighborhood traffic, noise, stormwater, and environmental impacts, will be carefully reviewed throughout the process. The project team is committed to being a responsible neighbor.
Will this benefit people who are not sports fans?
Yes. The project is intended to be more than a sports venue. It is envisioned as a year-round destination with opportunities for community events, concerts, youth programming, recreation, dining, entertainment, and public gathering.
Centre JAX will be designed and curated to be relevant to the community both during event days and non event days. A project for all ages and interests, all the time.
What are the expected economic benefits?
The project is expected to generate construction jobs, long-term employment, visitor spending, business activity, and broader economic investment in the surrounding area.
What happens next?
The project remains in the planning phase. Next steps include continued community engagement, technical studies, environmental review, traffic analysis, engineering and architectural work, and the appropriate public approvals.
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