During the council the processing of the action Programme 2017 – 2020 the 20. June of this year, it was adopted to draw out the assessment of the sports hall of the case, so that it should be treated as a separate case in kommunesttyret in the fall.
Now there saksutredningen from the chief councilor, who concludes that a possible realization of the new sports hall must be taken up for review by revision of the municipality’s action plan 2018 – 2021.
the County will not be co-owner
In the saksutredningen shows rådmanen to signals from Sør-Trøndelag county council that they do not want to be the owner or part owner of a new sports hall, which means that Oppdal municipality in such case, the need to fund the entire measure itself.
It is also not found room to finance an investment in the new sports hall in the current period.
In the notetet, it is estimated a need for investment of between 68 and 108 million, depending on the type of halltype.
Total annual capital costs and operating costs are stipulated to between 7.2 and 10,95 million.
Leieinntektene from the existing sports hall is located today at about 700,000 million per year. Half of this, around 350.000 nok, coming from Oppdal upper Secondary school use of the hall.
Need to find up to 10.6 million annually
In a note of 29.04.16, it is roughly estimated that the municipality’s total revenues will increase by 0.3 million as a result of the new hall.
It means, according to rådmannen that the net cost per year as it must be demonstrated budsjettdekning for, make up an estimated between 6,9 and 10,65 million.
In his speech 1. last may, before she was mayor, promised Kirsti Welander new sports centre in Oppdal.
- We’ll get to the new sports hall, ” said Welander. It is a promise.
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