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Downtown package reported at $113 million, with deadlines for the hotel and garage
High Plains Public Radio reported three components: a $69.3 million convention center hotel, a $30.3 million multipurpose event venue and a $13.4 million parking garage, about $113 million in total. Wallace Bajjali was to show proof of financing and permits for the hotel and garage by November 1, 2013 and begin construction by December 31, 2013.[1][2]
Wallace Bajjali Development Partners
What the sources say
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In July 2013 the three downtown components were reported as a $69.3 million convention center hotel, a $30.3 million multipurpose event venue and a $13.4 million parking garage, about $113 million in total.[1]
- Total
- $113,000,000
- Hotel
- $69,300,000
- Mpev
- $30,300,000
- Garage
- $13,400,000
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David Wallace, Wallace Bajjali Development Partners (on timing): Wallace Bajjali was required to provide proof of financing and permits for the hotel and parking garage by November 1, 2013 and to begin construction by December 31, 2013; David Wallace said construction could move to early 2014, which the contract allowed to be negotiated.[1]
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In August 2014 Ballpark Digest reported the overall project at $113 million and the stadium at $30.3 million, with years of contract negotiations pushing a potential opening into 2017.[2]
- Total
- $113,000,000
- Stadium
- $30,300,000