Reno Aces Ballpark - 2009 - Reno, NV - Dated Architectural Structures Multifarious on Waymarking.com

The Reno Aces Ballpark is the home of the Reno Aces, Arizona Diamondbacks' AAA affiliate in the Pacific Coast League. There are two bronze plaques monumented at the ticket booth. One plaque commemorates the dedication of the ballpark, the other plaque is a memorial dedicated to a construction company who built the ballpark in record time, ensuring that the Reno Aces would be able to play in their home opener. Why the plaque is called a 'memorial' is beyond me.

Reno Aces Ballpark Stats (from Reno Aces webpage):

Designed by: The architectural firm HNTB
General contractor: Devcon Construction, Inc.
Groundbreaking: February 28, 2008
First event: Reno Aces vs. Salt Lake Bees, April 17, 2009
Playing field: Approximately 165,000 square feet or 3.7 acres
Dimensions: To left field, 345 ft.; to right field, 339 ft., to center field, 400 ft.
Seating for baseball: 9,100
Luxury suites: 22

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Year built or dedicated as indicated on the structure or plaque: 2009 Full Inscription (unless noted above): Plaque one: Reno Aces Ballpark Dedicated 2009 Stuart Katzoff | Herb Simon | Jerry Katzoff SK Baseball, LLC and Nevada Land, LLC Reno City Council Robert A Cashell, Sr., Mayor David Aiazzi Dwight Dortch Dan Gustin Pierre Hascheff Jessica Sferrazza Sharon Zadra Charles McNeely, City Manager Mark Lewis, Redevelopment Administrator HNTB Architecture, Architect Devcon Construction, Inc., General Contractor ------------------------------------- Plaque Two: This Memorial Presented by the Building and Construction Trades Council In Appreciation of the Commitment and Cooperation Which Brought This Project Built by General Contractor Devcon Construction, Utilizing the First Public Works Project Labor Agreement in Northern Nevada, to Complete This Project in Record Time, 414 Days, to Assure the Reno Aces Play Their Home Opener in this Newly Constructed Stadium on April 17, 2009 Dedicated This 17th Day of April, 2014 Website (if available): Not listed

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