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November 3rd, 2007 at 12:41 pm
Thank you for your important coverage of the COT plan to demolish the TMA art museum and the 170 parking space garage. Both building are in good shape and have a replacement value of over $40 million. What is an Art Museum worth? who can put a price on it? And why destroy a riverfront parking garage that provides the city with $350,000 a year now and up to an estimated $million in the future when the Riverwalk opens, the new TMA and the Childrens museum opens. Instead before they breakground on the new museum – they plan to move out of TMA museum. Why not stay there, keep the 27 year old museum and use it as an annex for the new smaller museum? And who benefits – gets the parking revenue windfall? or will the city replace the parking garage with another garage?
What is the rush? there are sensible designs, solutions, alternatives have not been considered…there are so many questions that need to be answered and so much at stake – that we ask all who read this to call the mayors office 813-274-8251 or call us we will let you know what she decides to do email the Florida Bauhaus at CamelotFlorida@verizon.net or call 813-784-4669 or 251-4669