Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Documents, documents
Posted by scott spaulding at 7/17/2007 02:13:00 PM
Labels: Acquest Realty, Barry Real Estate, Hardball Capital, Harrison Square, White Lodging
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Suggested Reading
- 2006 Downtown Housing Potential Study (PDF)
- Allen County/Fort Wayne Comprehensive Land Use & Development Plan (PDF)
- Around the Square Presentation (PDF)
- Around the Square Sub-Area Plan
- BaseballPLUS Committee Report (PDF)
- Blueprint Plus Final Report (PDF)
- City of Fort Wayne Press Release on 'Harrison Square' development
- Downtown CReED Map (PDF)
- Downtown Design Guidelines (PDF)
- Downtown Hotel Study 2005 (PDF)
- Downtown Parking Map (PDF)
- Economic and Fiscal Impacts of the Proposed Harrison Square Project
- Exhibit for Condo and Retail (PDF)
- Exhibit for Hotel (PDF)
- Exhibit for Stadium License Agreement (PDF)
- Harrison Square Brochure
- Harrison Square Condo/Retail Agreement (PDF)
- Harrison Square Financial Data (PDF)
- Harrison Square Frequently Asked Questions
- Harrison Square Funding Relationships (PDF)
- Harrison Square Hotel Agreement (PDF)
- Harrison Square Stadium License Agreement (PDF)
- Harrison Square Stadium Management Agreement (PDF)
- Harrison Street Infill Strategy - Market Study (PDF)
- North River Final Report (PDF)
- Parking Management Report - Executive Summary (PDF)
- Urban Renewal / Economic Development Areas Map (PDF)
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1 comments:
Guys - Thanks (again) from all of us who have come to depend on you to keep us up-to-date. Is the lack of exhibits because they don't yet exist or some other reason? It's kind of hard to figure out what is being agreed to without them. John B. Kalb
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