Board Expected To Vote On Approval Of Location For New Performing Arts Center
Posted: 7:44 am EST December 13,2007
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The multi-million dollar land deal for downtown Orlando's performing arts center is expected to become official Thursday.Last week, church members of the First United Methodist Church accepted the $28 million offer for land it owns at South Street and Magnolia Avenue.Thursday the Performing Arts Center board of trustees will officially vote to approve the deal. Crews are scheduled to complete the new center by 2012.
Previous Stories:
- December 5, 2007: Church Agrees To Sell Property For New Performing Arts Center
- November 27, 2007: Rosen Ends Fight Against Billion Dollar Downtown Venue Vote
- September 7, 2007: State Supreme Court Ruling May Shoot Down Venue Project
- August 29, 2007: Harris Rosen Collects Signatures To Vote On Downtown Venues
- August 23, 2007: Hotelier, Lobbyist Team Up To Fight Downtown Venues
- August 21, 2007: Signature Collection Could Pose Hurdle For Downtown Venue Deal
- August 3, 2007: Firm Hired To Design Performing Arts Center Known For Being On Budget
- July 27, 2007: Marathon Meeting Ends With Downtown Venues Approved
- July 26, 2007: Hotel Mogul To Sue Orange County If Venue Plan Passes
- July 23, 2007: City Council Votes 6-1 To Approve Orlando Venues Plan
- July 23, 2007: Pros And Cons Of Proposed Venues
- July 17, 2007: Commissioner Wants New Venues To Be Environmentally Efficient
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