Stadium News - Sort of
by craig
on Sep 5, 2008 8:38 AM EDT
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Sarah Talaley gives us an update.
A tiny update: Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Jeri Beth Cohen has told attorneys involved in the case filed by auto dealer Norman Braman against the financing for a ballpark for the Marlins that she plans to rule next week on whether the stadium serves a “paramount public purpose.” That’s the count the Marlins, Miami-Dade County and city of Miami are most concerned about because it determines whether public money can be put toward the stadium. --- Cohen also must rule on whether part of the financing going to $3 billion worth of Miami projects must be subject to a public vote. The Marlins, county and city believe if Cohen rules in favor of a referendum, the ballpark would be exempt from a public vote, but Braman disagrees. And time keeps dragging on.
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Judge Rules in Favor of Marlins
Auto dealer Norman Braman has lost the biggest question remaining in his lawsuit challenging funding for a new Florida Marlins stadium. Miami Dade County Circuit Court Judge Jeri Beth Cohen release a 40-page order Tuesday afternoon, ruling that the stadium serves a “paramount public purpose,” while acknowledging the project is a controversial and emotional issue for many South Florida residents. http://southflorida.bizjournals.com/southflorida/
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