This milestone, first achieved last year, comes years before projections. Plant also said that even though the Battery complex is almost built out, several new projects are scheduled to open this year and next, and they anticipate more fans coming to Truist Park this season.
View the presentation to the board here. This amounts to 0. The numbers show remarkable growth fueled by record interest in the Atlanta Braves and a development that remains a popular destination outside of the baseball season.
So it is very good to receive this positive report. You can watch the presentation to the board by clicking here.
You can download the presentation shown to the board by clicking here. This update was postponed from a meeting earlier in the year due to scheduling conflicts. The general fund obligation to stadium financing - the part of the budget financed by property taxes - is below 1 percent of the budget, standing at 0. With preliminary figures coming in from the post-pandemic months, that obligation is predicted to decline even further in coming years, but Volckmann says predictions will remain on the conservative side.
The CFO says outside reports exaggerate the impact on individual taxpayers, most of the increase in revenue comes from commercial property owners inside special service districts created for stadium financing. You can watch the presentation in the accompanying video. Some of the charts are difficult to see in the video, you can download the presentation here:. Plant says the Battery lost only one tenant during the pandemic and has several scheduled to move in, which will fill up the complex.
