SIX POINTS TO BE COVERED IN PRESS CONFERENCE 1. The Mayor and Francis Ferguson have been the key participants in discussions of possibly moving the Bradley Center downtown. 2. Major investment in downtown — all of the work being done on nighttime downtown activities. Need to shore up the 250 million in downtown investment already existing or in works — Grand Avenue, Theater District, major hotels. 3. Relocation. The manner in which the media has played relocation of owners as being negative. People relocated from Grand Avenue are in general doing very well. 4. Lease would be good for the city. City may receive revenues from operations and parking structures will pay for themselves. 5. No city dollars, possibility of federal bonding. J 6. Hammes and Grunau were not lobbyists in this effort. Mayor called them and consulted with them. Principals involved with major hotel and $100 million theater district, naturally interested in what would occur.

Maier Mentions Hammes at Press Conference

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Former Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier mentions Jon Hammes, then working at Trammell Crow, at 1985 press conference. Maier denied that Hammes lobbied him to move the then-proposed Bradley Center to downtown Milwaukee.

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SIX POINTS TO BE COVERED IN PRESS CONFERENCE

1. The Mayor and Francis Ferguson have been the key participants in discussions of possibly moving the Bradley Center downtown.

2. Major investment in downtown — all of the work being done on nighttime downtown activities. Need to shore up the 250 million in downtown investment already existing or in works — Grand Avenue, Theater District, major hotels.

3. Relocation. The manner in which the media has played relocation of owners as being negative. People relocated from Grand Avenue are in general doing very well.

4. Lease would be good for the city. City may receive revenues from operations and parking structures will pay for themselves.

5. No city dollars, possibility of federal bonding.

6. Hammes and Grunau were not lobbyists in this effort. Mayor called them and consulted with them. Principals involved with major hotel and $100 million theater district, naturally interested in what would occur.