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So does it means the repubichairs won’t be using and bothering the place when it’s a shining beacon of success right? Ok we will be watching
We’ll also be watching when the wholly Democratic boondoggle runs horribly over budget.
Good! Now get to building and don’t cut corners from the original renderings.
Nothing like local government getting involved big time in the private sector and competing with their local businesses. Leave it to Dems to support this hairbrained idea.
Some pol’s relative is about to get some huge govt. contracts.
State law defines the purchase price of real property to be the average of two appraisals of fair market value. For the Pan Am site, this is $29.5 million. Hogsett has yet to explain why he wants to pay 83% more than the average of the two appraisals. Once again, this administration proves they are not good stewards of taxpayer money.
What a farce.
The convention business in Indy has been an unqualified success since its inception. It’s a huge bright spot in the Indy business sector. So it makes sense to do whatever is necessary to keep that business growing. And the city has always been, and actually continues to be, quite conservative in the expansion projects it pursues. Keep it up, Indy, and keep growing. And I think the revamp of Circle Center presents yet another opportunity to keep the convention business booming.