GSL Group has laid out an $18 to $22 million revitalization plan for Prospera Place.

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Lee said improvements include expansion of the south end of the arena, including new dressing rooms, a mezzanine, and possibly new seats.

There are also plans to expand the food court, create restaurant suites, improve concourse lighting, and replace premium bowl seats.

Specific to a possible Memorial Cup bid improvements include a new centre-hung LED four-sided screen and score clock, new flat panel displays throughout the concourse, and a new sound system.

Lee said the final cost depends on all improvement being completed, and estimates construction would take seven to nine months.

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The proposal was sent to the city on Jan. 30, but Lee said he has not yet had a response.

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The city announced on Jan. 25 that it had informed GSL Group it was looking for a new operator for Prospera Place.

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He added that Prospera Place is still relevant today.

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The citysa国际传媒檚 agreement with GSL expires in 2029, and Lee said hesa国际传媒檚 unsure if his company would be involved after that if the city moves on with a new operator.

Black Press has reached out to the city for comment and is waiting for a response.

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