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I don’t think their intentions were to purchase the land but rather lease it.CBS Miami - Breaking News, NEXT Weather & Community Journalism
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I don’t think their intentions were to purchase the land but rather lease it.CBS Miami - Breaking News, NEXT Weather & Community Journalism
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I don’t think their intentions were to purchase the land but rather lease it.
Sounds like they are proposing to donate funds to upgrade fields, buildings, courts, medical resources etc throughout the park, on top of the stadium, to make it difficult to say no. Lord knows that park, although beautiful, can use a little TLC. In the early 90's, I played Baseball at Tropical park for many years, and they still have the same facilities I had as a kid. We shall see.Yes but its still re-purposing a public park. Communities are doing everything they can to ADD parkland in this day and age, not give it up. Look, I WANT it to happen. And I LOVE that these guys are going balls to the walls to try to make it happen. They are impressive. But usually in any public-private deal that overcomes all the obstacles that prevent them from happening the private entity has to provide an overload of ancillary benefit to the community (think donate other land and develop it for the public good, etc) that outweighs the loss of use.
My point is at best, this is going to be a really, really intense battle, bordering on a long shot.
Then again... Miami.
this is going to be a very hard deal to get passed the voters. would you want a stadium in your neighborhood? there are a lot of residential areas adjacent to that park. its going to be a tough campaign but considering the usual miami dade voter apathy their best chance might be to get iit on the ballot in off presidential cycleI don’t think their intentions were to purchase the land but rather lease it.
could have made your point without the homos line.Dude you can not be serious?
You ain't that politically correct are you??
I grew up in those batting cages.Sounds like they are proposing to donate funds to upgrade fields, buildings, courts, medical resources etc throughout the park, on top of the stadium, to make it difficult to say no. Lord knows that park, although beautiful, can use a little TLC. In the early 90's, I played Baseball at Tropical park for many years, and they still have the same facilities I had as a kid. We shall see.
He’s a wezzie. It’s in his blood.Well, you lost me with the bigotry, sir. Uncool. Out.
My team one year was “Grand Slam USA” which was the name of the cages in the 90’s. Nasty squad.I grew up in those batting cages.
Sir, its a different time. I am 44. I grew up on Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy, so i recall seeing the change very vividly. It is what it is.