Rock & Roll Hall of Fame $100 million expansion project approved by Cleveland Planning Commission

The long-awaited $100 million expansion plan for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a step closer to breaking ground after unanimous approval from the Cleveland Planning Commission on Friday.
The commission had previously approved the schematic design of the expansion back in May, but had expressed several concerns to project leaders that were addressed during Friday's meeting. The commission's vote clears the way for construction to begin as soon as this fall.
"We're in our 28th year, we've had 14 million guests and we've had a $2 billion economic impact to the region," said Rock Hall CEO Greg Harris at the start of the presentation to the commission. "One of the reasons for being here today is because we want to expand the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to better serve our community, to better grow our audiences, and to have a more positive effect on Cleveland."
The project is highlighted by a 50,000 square-foot addition to the existing pyramid structure that was originally designed by architect I.M. Pei and completed in 1995. The new addition on the west side of the building will allow for more programming spaces.
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Great news about expanding Cleveland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame...My family and I can't wait for the new wing addition! #ThisIsCLE

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Good then maybe they will induct "The Grass Roots" who have been eligible since 1992😊