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Barbra Thebenyane
  • Real Estate Agent
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Funding a Water park - Leisure centre

Barbra Thebenyane
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Gandeeville, WV
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Remembering a large aquatic and leisure center in the town of my youth (Wave pool, water slide, olympic lap pool, etc.), I was curious how translatable the idea is in today's market. How do you gather funding partners for a large project like this? Would the city contribute to such a large project? How much capital would be required to get this off the ground?

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Helen Kirk
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  • Auburn, AL
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Helen Kirk
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Auburn, AL
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Don't know about funding, but Auburn, AL has had one for years, and now it seems to have been abandoned.  I would love to see it back in use.  It had a wave pool, lazy river, water slides, a kiddie area, and a retail space for selling both food and water related items.  Would you think about relocating and getting this park back in operation?

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