Snowbird Cornsilk Center Master Plan

Robbinsville, North Carolina

In 2018 the future of the existing Jacob Cornsilk Complex and its ongoing needs became the center of discussion among the tribal leaders of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. In addition, the location of the existing facility in a designated Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) floodway and the existence of a substandard existing septic system further predicated that the current facilities be reconsidered as a newly designed and appropriately constructed, modern complex.

JAI, contracted to develop a master plan for a new Jacob Cornsilk Complex, considered current and projected needs, access for transit and police vehicles, new or enhanced programs, a competition-capable gymnasium and various other space requirements.

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In 2018 the future of the existing Jacob Cornsilk Complex and its ongoing needs became the center of discussion among the tribal leaders of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. In addition, the location of the existing facility in a designated Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) floodway and the existence of a substandard existing septic system further predicated that the current facilities be reconsidered as a newly designed and appropriately constructed, modern complex.

JAI, contracted to develop a master plan for a new Jacob Cornsilk Complex, considered current and projected needs, access for transit and police vehicles, new or enhanced programs, a competition-capable gymnasium and various other space requirements.



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Snowbird Cornsilk Center Master Plan

Robbinsville, North Carolina

Client

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

Size

46370
3.5

Completion

2019

Cost

17000000

Services Provided

Master Planning

Key Personnel

Daryl Johnson

Emily Haire

Jimmy Ryan

Rebecca Ware

Key Personnel Test

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Awards & Recognition

Address(es)

1220 Old Tallulah Road,Robbinsville,North Carolina,28771
Rooms

Housing Units

Seats

Consultant(s)

Civil
Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. (CEC)
Landscape
IBI Group

Reference(s)

Snowbird Cornsilk Center Master Plan

Robbinsville, North Carolina

In 2018 the future of the existing Jacob Cornsilk Complex and its ongoing needs became the center of discussion among the tribal leaders of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. In addition, the location of the existing facility in a designated Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) floodway and the existence of a substandard existing septic system further predicated that the current facilities be reconsidered as a newly designed and appropriately constructed, modern complex.

JAI, contracted to develop a master plan for a new Jacob Cornsilk Complex, considered current and projected needs, access for transit and police vehicles, new or enhanced programs, a competition-capable gymnasium and various other space requirements.

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PROJECT DETAILS

In 2018 the future of the existing Jacob Cornsilk Complex and its ongoing needs became the center of discussion among the tribal leaders of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. In addition, the location of the existing facility in a designated Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) floodway and the existence of a substandard existing septic system further predicated that the current facilities be reconsidered as a newly designed and appropriately constructed, modern complex.

JAI, contracted to develop a master plan for a new Jacob Cornsilk Complex, considered current and projected needs, access for transit and police vehicles, new or enhanced programs, a competition-capable gymnasium and various other space requirements.



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