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May 15, 2008
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The Tampa Bay Rays continue to pursue plans for a new baseball stadium. Host Aaron Sharockman offers the latest on the issue, focusing on the impact to taxpayers, the evolution of the Rays’ proposal and the politics unfolding behind the scenes.He invites your feedback, questions and suggestions. You can e-mail asharockman@sptimes.com or call 727-892-2273. Also contributing to the blog:
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Hi Aaron, Do you know who is proposing or slated to pay for the realignment of Bayshore? I have seen nothing about this.
Posted by: Don Mott | May 15, 2008 at 11:16 PM
The realignment of Bayshore is part of the budget for the stadium construction project and all that surround the proposed new ballpark. There is considerable disagreement about who pays for what. The truth is, other than a few exceptions inside the office suites, the Rays haven't broken out each line item in their development proformas, indicating which line items will be paid for by whom.
Posted by: TruthDetector | May 26, 2008 at 02:41 PM