A funding shortfall looms for the National Bowling Stadium and other city-owned tourism facilities in Reno, DowntownMakeover.com reported in this story. The Capital Projects Surcharge Fee was passed in the 2011 Nevada Legislature for downtown Reno hotels with non-restricted gaming licenses — now down to just the Row properties and J Resort — as a $2 room surcharge to pay for capital improvement projects for publicly owned buildings including the National Bowling Stadium and Reno...