Discussion:
SRF was retained earlier this year to work on the Canterbury Entertainment District EAW for a concept plan since the area was almost 50 acres. Since that time, Canterbury has had some delays because of COVID and how the land would be developed and parking addressed. In the interim, the EDA has acquired the Scott County Workforce Center and the adjacent land owned by Scott County to help move the district forward.
Canterbury has revised its future operations and events (specifically future racing days and times), and restructured its parking lots. This has required some additional analysis on traffic. AE2S, a subcontractor to SRF, is also redoing the city's sewer model based on future development at Canterbury. Current sewer access is somewhat limited in CH83 so they are also exploring other sewer options and lines in the area for discharge.
The entire cost of the EAW is 100% reimbursed to the city by Canterbury. They are aware of the increased costs.