estimated the Hall of Champions could attract about 170,000 visitors a year.
The ACC Hall of Champions has hosted 6,456 visitors
since its opening in March 2011.
City Manager's Office
City of Greensboro email to George Hartzman
estimated the Hall of Champions could attract about 170,000 visitors a year.
"the $2.3 million mecca of all things ACC"
"It is estimated that the hall will attract around 50,000 visitors each year.
"As a statewide tourist destination, the ACC Hall of Champions will act an economic engine to bring visitors to Greensboro and spearhead the revitalization efforts for High Point Road,"
"As a statewide tourist destination, the ACC Hall of Champions will act an economic engine to bring visitors to Greensboro and spearhead the revitalization efforts for High Point Road,"
...Planning for the Hall began six years ago. In January 2005, the facility had a price tag of $23 million and early renditions had it housed in the old Canada Dry Building on High Point Road adjacent to the Greensboro Coliseum.
By July 2005, planners had to revamp funding plans after state lawmakers said the cost might be too much for taxpayers.
The state awarded money for the project in August 2005, but it still hadn't been used until the Greensboro City Council authorized the release of $2 million plus interest for the Hall in May 2009. The money was set be used on the first phase of design.
Brown has previously said once the first phase is complete, the search for funding for the next phase will begin. The facility goal is to go from 8,100 square feet to 25,000 square feet with a total price tag of $20 million. There is no timeline for the additions.
By July 2005, planners had to revamp funding plans after state lawmakers said the cost might be too much for taxpayers.
The state awarded money for the project in August 2005, but it still hadn't been used until the Greensboro City Council authorized the release of $2 million plus interest for the Hall in May 2009. The money was set be used on the first phase of design.
Brown has previously said once the first phase is complete, the search for funding for the next phase will begin. The facility goal is to go from 8,100 square feet to 25,000 square feet with a total price tag of $20 million. There is no timeline for the additions.
2 comments:
Have you been? Can't say that I have either. I saw the pictures and descriptions in various news papers. From what I read and saw, there wasn't much more to see.
I would be more interested to see how that visitors number lined up with other events at the coliseum. For example, 6,000 of that was during the Womens' ACC Tournament.
Dear Inquisition:
You mean to tell us that government failed? Do you mean to say that politico policy through the mechanism of government can cause negative externalities? That political dupery via politicos advocating collective action to build monuments, with wonderful economic projections based on confirmation bias aka political nitwitery, can end in failure?
You need to repeat the pledge as you are getting completely off track!
“Political dupery, under political nitwitery, and in government mysticism we trust”.
Jot that down the pledge and commit it to memory.
Signed,
Johnny “Fuzzy Visions” Politico
123 Taxpayer Dollar Drive,
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