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Safety The sale of the Turner Field property to Georgia State was officially closed on January 5 2017 with the stadium conversion project beginning in February 2017 the stadium acquisition and renovation project was expected to cost $52.8 million; the university does not expect to add or increase student fees to fund the project and the proceeds would come from revenue from bookstore operations parking and housing as well as private donations Renovations will take place over multiple phases and includes installing an artificial turf playing surface reorienting the lower bowl covering upper deck seating and upgrading locker rooms Initial capacity for the stadium will be 23,000 with future expansion for 33,000 in addition to football the university intends to use the stadium as a multipurpose facility. .

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