The Cost
Paying for this Community Investment
The City of Plymouth is dedicated to pursuing long-term, fiscally responsible investments that enhance quality of life and expand recreational opportunities for residents
Based on community feedback, the $135 million plan focuses on three major projects:
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Expanding and renovating the Plymouth Ice Center
($55 million)
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Building a new year‑round Fieldhouse to replace the seasonal dome at the Plymouth Community Center
($55 million)
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Developing a new regional sports complex at the former Four Seasons Mall site
($25 million)
Determining the Best Path Forward
The city is committed to identifying a funding approach that balances community needs, long-term value and responsible use of taxpayer dollars.
During the 2025-26 legislative session, Plymouth was one of about 40 communities across Minnesota seeking legislative approval to bring a local sales tax proposal before voters to fund community investments.
While a divided legislature did not advance any local sales requests this session, lawmakers did approve $5 million in state bonding funds to support planning and design work for the Plymouth Ice Center expansion, including realigning 37th Avenue North for the project.
City leaders will continue reviewing funding options, working closely with City Council and engaging residents as next steps take shape.