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KY Parks Dept. seeks proposals for Green River Lake Resort Request for Proposal seeks private investors for 50 room lodge, conference center, restaurant, gift shop, pool and 18-hold golf course between Campbellsville and Columbia in Taylor County; state would provide some funding for infrastructure The Kentucky Department of Parks is seeking a contractor to build and operate a lodge, restaurant and golf course at Green River Lake State Park in Taylor County. A request for proposal for the project was issued February 13, 2007. Green River Lake State Park--south Campbellsville, north of Coburg--currently has a campground, boating and fishing on an 8,200-acre lake, and 25 miles of hiking trails. The RFP seeks a lodge with at least 50 rooms, conference center, restaurant, gift shop, pool and 18-hole golf course. "I am confident there is interest among private investors for this project," said Taylor County Judge-Executive Eddie Rogers. "We think we have a hidden jewel with this state park." The state will provide some funding for roads, sewer, water, electric and other infrastructure costs. "Public-private partnerships, such as this one, are the best way to leverage scarce capital dollars and to obtain the best return on the taxpayers' investment," said Parks Commissioner J.T. Miller. To get more information about the proposal Click Here The deadline for submitting proposals is May 1, 2007. The Kentucky State Park System is composed of 52 state parks plus an interstate park shared with Virginia. The Department of Parks, an agency of the Commerce Cabinet, operates 17 resort parks with lodges -- more than any other state. Each year, Kentucky parks draw 7 million visitors and contribute $317 million to the economy. For more information on Kentucky parks, Click Here This story was posted on 2007-02-15 14:49:27
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