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Ground Lease Opportunity Multi-Generational Recreation Facility
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The Town of Milton, Vermont, through a Request for Proposals (RFP) issued November 19, 2025, seeks a qualified private development partner to enter into a long-term ground lease for the design, financing, construction, and operation of a Multi-Generational Recreation Facility on municipally owned land at Bombardier Park. The project, guided by a market and feasibility study dated January 2, 2025, responds to strong regional demand for indoor recreation and wellness amenities serving Milton and the greater Burlington–St. Albans area. The lease term is proposed to be 50 years, with nominal rent terms subject to negotiation, where the lessee will have full control and responsibility over facility operations, management, and revenue generation. The development will be phased, starting with a community center and gymnasium, expanding over time to include aquatics, turf, and ice facilities, and must incorporate a licensed childcare/preschool component operated by a local nonprofit provider. Proposals are required to include detailed conceptual design plans, financial proposals outlining funding and revenue projections, qualifications of the development and management team, operations and maintenance strategies, implementation schedules, and references. The Town will support regulatory permitting and community engagement but will not provide direct capital funding. A key condition of the project is prioritizing benefits for Milton residents, including discounted access and reserved facility-use times for local groups and schools, reflecting the Town’s contribution of land and favorable lease terms. Evaluation factors emphasize development team credentials, financial viability, operational plans, community impact, and the childcare integration strategy, suggesting a selection process based on a trade-off rather than lowest price alone. The facility's development and operation must comply with applicable Vermont licensing standards for childcare and align with market conditions outlined in the guiding feasibility study. Proposal submissions are due by January 2, 2026, with the Town Manager, Chris Taylor, designated as the primary contact for all communications.
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