Asheville Civic Center Commission

Posted on by Jason Sandford

The Asheville Civic Center Commission studied various aspects of the needs regarding the aging Civic Center in downtown Asheville.

This February 2005 document outlines the infrastructure needs of the Civic Center. Click here to download a PDF of the document.

This is a 2006 resolution recommending that the Civic Center director, Asheville city manager and City Council move ahead with repairs to the Civic Center roof. Click here to download a PDF of the document.

This December 2006 resolution adopts an “action plan” for Civic Center repairs and maintenance. Click here to download a PDF of the document.

This document sets out a list of advantages and disadvantages regarding options for the future of the Asheville Civic Center. Click here to download a PDF of the document.

This 2006 document outlines the economic impact of the Asheville Civic Center. Click here to download a PDF of the document.

 

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