The San Marcos Rattlers football team will play its first home game next year at an 8,000-seat football stadium if progress continues at its current rate.
Construction of the stadium and activity center approved as part of a bond election in May is on schedule, according to a presentation given by Daren Kirbo, vice president of Huckabee, the architecture firm handling the bond projects.
"We got really good activity on the stadium and the activity center," Kirbo said. "We should be breaking ground next week. That's a celebration in itself."
The football stadium and activity center have been budgeted for $18.4 million and $13.6 million, respectively. Jason Gossett, assistant superintendent of finance and support services, said some of that total includes permitting and other technical aspects of the project. Actual construction is expected to total just less than $30 million.











