Preliminary design of Forsyth Barr Stadium.

Cost and Funding of the Stadium

The total cost of the project is now $198.3 million. The increase is primarily due to increased land costs and lack of offsets from the sale of Carisbrook.

The total project cost includes a budget of $165.4 million for construction costs. This will be achievable based on the guaranteed maximum price (GMP and contingency information received to date).

The funding for the project is confirmed as follows:

  • Otago Regional Council $37.5 million
  • Community Trust of Otago $7.0 million
  • University of Otago $10.0 million
  • Government $15.0 million
  • Dunedin City Council $98.5 million
  • Private Sector Funding $30.3 million
  • Total $198.3 million

An additional $6.4 million from the Dunedin City Council will be set aside as a capital maintenance fund. The Council's rates and funding working party will continue to look at ways in which the ratepayer contribution can be cut by $20 million.

What will it cost ratepayers?

Due to falling interest rates the cost to ratepayers, as indicated in the 2008/09 Annual Plan, has not increased. It is at $56 a year for the median value residential property and $66 a year for the average value residential property, $662 a year for the average commercial property and $144 a year for the average value farmland.


Value Type
Value
Annual Rating for Stadium
Residential
Mode
225,000
$51

Median
250,000
$56

Average
291,000
$66

Other example
400,000
$90

Other example
500,000
$113
Non-residential
Median
325,000
$222

Average
968,000
$662
Farmland
Median
470,000
$96

Average
710,000
$144

Last reviewed: 05 Oct 2009 11:59am

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