LA City Council approves US$250m MLS stadium complex
The move to bring a second Major League Soccer (MLS) franchise to Los Angeles has made significant progress after the city council green lit plans for a US$250m (£173.1m, €219.6m) stadium complex for Los Angeles FC.
LA City Council “unanimously approved” a final Environmental Impact Report for the development, which will include a 22,000-capacity stadium, restaurants, office space, a conference centre and a football museum.
Local architectural firm Gensler have designed the arena, which is expected to be completed in time for the 2018 MLS season when Los Angeles FC will join neighbour Los Angeles Galaxy in the league’s Western Conference.
“LA is the centre of the sports world and Los Angeles FC is set to become the crown jewel of LA’s rich soccer heritage,” said mayor Eric Garcetti. “I applaud the city council for approving this world-class stadium that will create thousands of good paying, local jobs and bring soccer fans the world over to the heart of our city.”
Los Angeles FC has a 27-member ownership group which includes Henry Nguyen, Cardiff City FC owner Vincent Tan, basketball legend Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson, actor Will Ferrell and club president Tom Penn.
Recreation Assistant (Dry Site)
Party Leader
Cleaning Assistant
Duty Manager
Duty Manager
Team Leader (Harrow School Fitness Club)
Centre Manager (Leisure)
Director of Operations
Fitness Motivator
Recreation Assistant/Lifeguard (NPLQ required)
Membership Manager
Recreation Assistant
Swim Teacher
Swim Teacher
Chief Executive Officer, Mount Batten Centre
Swimming Teacher
Swimming Teacher
Company profile
Featured Supplier
Property & Tenders
Company: Knight Frank
Company: Belvoir Castle
Company: AVISON YOUNG
Company: London Borough of Bexley
Company: Forestry England