We like the clearance and height the [Britespan] Genesis building gave us…it gives us room to operate our excavator… and keeps the moisture off our product.” (Colin Horst, Partner of

“The biggest thing is that it is bright and open. This arena feels bigger than the same size building would feel, I think, in a steel building. We really like

“We enjoy working in the fabric building because it is so nice and bright. You really don’t need lights a lot of the time… If you enjoy working in the

”..Due to the projected growth of the City and supply chain issues with Salt in the past, the City wanted to increase salt storage capacity. This structure allows the City

“With the weather…we would lose our ice and would have to rebuild it again. [The Britespan structure] allows us probably two times the amount of ice time in a year

“The nice thing about the Britespan building is that we do have lights in the building, but they aren’t necessary because the light comes through the building during our normal

“We have always liked the design of [the Britespan fabric buildings], how bright they are, how much span you get, and there are no posts in the way…Nothing [is] going

“Days that are cold and miserable, it doesn’t matter as we get lots of use out of [our Britespan building]. We have five stalls in here, and that’s convenient too

“We looked at many options of buildings…steel buildings, wood frame, but we wanted to stick with our existing foundation and a Britespan building seemed to fit the bill…The engineers at

“The City felt that a fabric building would suit the needs of the City the best in terms of construction costs, ownership and maintenance. The City also has two other