Feasibility study commissioned for Rochester downtown arts center
Rochester City Council has approved the use of up to $50,000 in city funds to go towards a feasibility study for a downtown arts center.
Rochester City Council has approved the use of up to $50,000 in city funds to go towards a feasibility study for a downtown arts center.
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Phase one of the study will shape the size of the theater and include a needs assessment, demographics, cultural analysis, potential partners and goals.
If the conclusion reached is a positive one, the study will advance to the second phase, which will identify comparable projects, suggest governance for the building, identify staffing requirements, project rents and user fees and an operating budget, as well as potential economic impact and fund-raising strategies.
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