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==History== | ==History== | ||
==Funding== | ==Funding== | ||
In April 2018, both [[Northcliff United]] and [[ | In April 2018, both [[Northcliff United]] and [[FFL]] franchise [[Northclif Falcons]] applied to the Florian government for planning permission to knock down [[Northcliff Arena]] and replace it with a top-class arena. It was approved and the project was granted $200 million in Stadium bonds. The rest of the cost was to be funded by both clubs. As [[Northcliff Arena]] was also the home stadium of the [[Florian Republic national rugby league team]]. The [[Florian Republic Rugby League]] contributed 10% of the total construction cost towards the project, an agreement was made in place to make sure that demolition did not start until the [[2018 Florian Super League grand final]] was played. | ||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
==Tenants and events== | ==Tenants and events== | ||
[[category:Stadiums]] | [[category:Stadiums]] | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 5 January 2020
| Farrar International Stadium | |
 Design of the Stadium | |
| Full name | Farrar International Stadium |
|---|---|
| Location | Northcliff |
| Broke ground | 2018 |
| Built | 2018- |
| Opened | 2021 (planned) |
| Owner |
Northcliff United Northcliff Falcons Florian Republic Rugby League |
| Operator | Northcliff Sports and entertainment Ltd. |
| Surface | Artificial turf |
| Scoreboard | Electronic |
| Construction cost | Cr 1.6 billion |
| Capacity | 83,000 |
| Executive suites | 16 |
| Field dimensions | 120 by 75 metres |
| Tenants | |
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Northcliff United Northcliff Falcons Florian Republic national rugby league team | |
The FIH Stadium is an ongoing project to replace Northcliff Arena, the current home of Northcliff United and Northcliff Falcons. The stadium has a planned capacity of 83,000 spectators. It will have a retractable roof and the estimated cost of the project is Cr 1.6 billion. The project will also fund new homes and facilities for residents who had to move out due to construction.
History
Funding
In April 2018, both Northcliff United and FFL franchise Northclif Falcons applied to the Florian government for planning permission to knock down Northcliff Arena and replace it with a top-class arena. It was approved and the project was granted $200 million in Stadium bonds. The rest of the cost was to be funded by both clubs. As Northcliff Arena was also the home stadium of the Florian Republic national rugby league team. The Florian Republic Rugby League contributed 10% of the total construction cost towards the project, an agreement was made in place to make sure that demolition did not start until the 2018 Florian Super League grand final was played.
