A $45 million renovation of Braemar Arena is underway, but the discovery of frozen soil is causing delays. The east rink, initially expected to open in October, will now open on January 1. Frozen soil was found 12 feet deep under the dirt, which was not detected in initial spot tests.
The delayed opening is affecting ice time ahead of hockey season. Arena management is working to relocate ice users and find additional ice time.
Further details on the renovation and its impact are available from the source, including comments from the general manager of Braemar Arena on the efforts to accommodate affected users.
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