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City manager: Clock Tower Landing preview drew broad media coverage; ribbon cutting set for June
Summary
City Manager Laurie Curtis Luther said a media preview of the Clock Tower Landing facility drew more than two dozen stories and about 500,000 views, and announced a ribbon cutting and farmers market planned for early June; she said the project remains on time and on budget.
City Manager Laurie Curtis Luther told the council a media preview of the Clock Tower Landing site allowed local journalists to tour the new pavilion and other areas, resulting in more than two dozen news stories and about 500,000 views of coverage. "The project continues to be on time and on budget. We will open for World Cup," she said, and she announced a ribbon cutting scheduled for June 5 and a farmers market on June 6.
Luther's update framed the project as proceeding on schedule; the council did not take separate action during the meeting but noted the upcoming community events tied to the new facility.
