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Decades Music Theme Park to be Green for More than Just a Green Day:  Just Released Report Details Proposed Music Theme Park's Water and Power Usage; Green Construction to be a Big Part of Park's Plan

ELOY, ARIZONA. FEBRUARY 19, 2008-When Deep Purple’s song “Smoke on the Water” came on the radio one day, it got the team behind Decades Music Theme Park thinking about pollution and water usage. They knew they couldn’t build a Rock-N-Roll park while ignoring the needs of the planet.

In a preliminary Green Concepts report, the Decades team addresses responsible water usage strategies – for rides, cooling options and for restroom and laundry facilities. The report also details public transportation to the park, green construction, and the use of technology and innovation in the design process.

Efficient use of energy is also a big theme in the report. On-site generation of power as well as renewable energy sources are proposed. Solar energy, biodiesel usage and even light pollution are addressed in the report, as well.

The report is an exhaustive look at the ways Decades can be most environmentally-friendly.

For a copy of the report, please go to Preliminary Green Concepts Report by Nathan Kipnis Architects, Inc.

Decades Music Theme Park is a proposed 300-acre, $800 million project east of Interstate 10 in Eloy, Arizona.  The $500 million Hard Rock Park in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is under construction and scheduled to open in May, 2008.  For more information about DECADES Music Theme Park, contact Rose & Allyn Public Relations.