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Proposed Sports Complex at Toytown Could Generate $350 Million in Economic Impact

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timesng.com: ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – A Clearwater-based initiative to convert the long-closed Toytown landfill into a vibrant sports complex is gaining momentum. This proposed development aims to create a youth sports tournament facility on the 235-acre site, which has been unused since its closure in 1990. Brian Lowack, president and CEO of Visit St. Pete-Clearwater, spoke […] This post Proposed Sports Complex at Toytown Could Generate $350 Mill…
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Proposed Sports Complex at Toytown Could Generate $350 Million in Economic Impact

timesng.com: ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – A Clearwater-based initiative to convert the long-closed Toytown landfill into a vibrant sports complex is gaining momentum. This proposed development aims to create a youth sports tournament facility on the 235-acre site, which has been unused since its closure in 1990. Brian Lowack, president and CEO of Visit St. Pete-Clearwater, spoke […] This post Proposed Sports Complex at Toytown Could Generate $350 Mill…

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Plan pitched to transform 235-acre Toytown landfill into a premier sports complex

Pinellas County is once again seeking a partner to develop the decommissioned 235-acre "Toytown" landfill in north St. Petersburg. The expansive site, located at 10540 16th Street North near Interstate 275 and Roosevelt Boulevard, operated as a landfill from the 1960s until its closure by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) in 1990. The property has been considered for development many times in the past 20 years, yet n…

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St. Pete Rising broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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