The complex also will feature a broadband transmission facility to link with a network of affiliated venues and to showcase live entertainment from around the world.

The project, which is still in the planning stages and subject to review and approval, is targeting a 2003 opening. Copper Mountain is the first venture by Peak Entertainment Group, which hopes to develop similar facilities with Canadian-based Intrawest, owner of resorts in the US and Canada.

The Copper Mountain Consolidated Metropolitan District, the organization that provides the resort's municipal services, started the planning process more than a year ago. Metro District Manager Elizabeth Black's vision has been to enhance the resort's amenities and attract more individuals and groups with a multi-purpose venue.

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