"Critical success factors" are those factors all of which must be in place for a proposed program to succeed. The following have been identified by the Ad Hoc Riverfront Council as the critical success factors for the long-term operation of the Riverfront. These factors assume the completed construction of the fully-integrated Riverfront park system in Hartford aned East Hartford which is expected to be completed in 1998. The management and financing structure that is eventually proposed for the Riverfront, in addition to meeting these criteria, must also be a practical and achievable one -- one that can secure the agreement of all the partners: the municipalities, a Regional Partner, the State of Connecticut and Riverfront Recapture, Inc. ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS:
FINANCIAL FACTORS:
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