How much insurance money will there be to help with the replacement cost of a new building?
M-NCPPC is currently in negotiations with the insurance company on the cost of damage from the fire. The consulting team hired by M-NCPPC has estimated that it would cost at least $8.7 million to replace the existing Tucker Road Ice Rink with more than $5 million of that cost directly related to fire damage. Initial estimates from the insurance company put the value of the damage in the range of $3 to $3.5 million. M-NCPPC’s goal is to negotiate as quickly as possible, the maximum settlement from the insurance company to help with the replacement of the facility.

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1. What steps have been taken since the fire in January?
2. What are the plans for rebuilding TRIR?
3. Do any ice rink scenarios include two sheets of ice?
4. Once the new TRIR is built, will historical user groups maintain their priority ranking when it comes to booking ice time?
5. How much funding is available for the reconstruction of the Tucker Road Ice Rink?
6. How much insurance money will there be to help with the replacement cost of a new building?
7. How does the insurance work?
8. Is there a maximum settlement amount?
9. Will insurance pay for expanding the facility?
10. How is replacement cost value determined?
11. When will the insurance settlement be known?
12. What impact does the insurance settlement have on replacing the rink?
13. As a user group/citizen, is there anything we/I can do to help secure funding for this project?
14. Can M-NCPPC Department of Parks and Recreation provide a timeline of next steps?
15. How can the community have their voices heard throughout the process by M-NCPPC Department of Parks and Recreation?