Rancho Cordova to consider waiving up to $940,000 in city fees to support proposed 7,500-seat arena project

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Rendering shows the proposed Cordova Arena at Downtown Dova, a 7,500-seat indoor venue envisioned as the centerpiece of Rancho Cordova’s new sports and entertainment district.
Rendering shows the proposed Cordova Arena at Downtown Dova, a 7,500-seat indoor venue envisioned as the centerpiece of Rancho Cordova’s new sports and entertainment district. Courtesy of Perkins & Will.
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