Was the City of Greensboro lied to about the Aquatic Center?

Month	Event	# of Days	Participants	Spectators	Out of Town	Peak Night	Total Room Night	Economic Impact
January	Age Group Invitational	3	500	750	70%	400	1000	$ 798,000.00
February	NC High School Champs	3	400	600	80%	400	1000	$ 752,400.00
February	ACC Women	4	300	450	94%	350	1400	$ 746,700.00
March	USA's Short Course Sectionals	4	750	1125	90%	840	3120	$ 1,780,110.00
April	NC Masters Short Course	2	200	300	75%	185	370	$ 255,360.00
May	US Masters Swimming SC Champs	5	1500	2250	90%	1700	6750	$ 4,104,000.00
June	Age Group Invitational	3	600	500	85%	600	1500	$ 1,026,000.00
July	Greensboro Summer League Champs	1	1000	1500	0%
July	USA Diving Zones	4	100	150	90%	115	395	$ 232,560.00
August	NC Long Course Champs	3.5	750	1125	80%	750	2500	$ 1,638,750.00
September	Speedo Cup (Water Polo)	3	500	750	95%	585	1420	$ 893,760.00
October	Collegiate Relay Invitational	2	150	225	90%	170	340	$ 205,770.00
November	Masters Zone Championships	2	200	300	80%	200	400	$ 262,200.00
December	US Open	3	900	1350	95%	1100	2700	$ 1,641,600.00
						TOTAL EI		$ 14,337,210.00

If "Aquatic Center set to jump into pool" (not online)
by the News & Record's Gerald Witt is correct,
and the article says the facility is preparing bids for two national events,
and has booked one,
then how is the pool going to live up the numbers from the hypothetical
used to sell the city on the debt,
if 9 major events per year were used to convince City Council
to go with the project?

Of the events booked, how many are for what years?

If the pools cost $19.5 million, where is the other $500,000 coming from
on top of the $19 million in new debt?

What is the economic impact expected from the 17 events booked so far?