Sentence examples for ballpark project from inspiring English sources

Hennepin County, Minn., $120 million of second lien sales tax revenue bonds for Ballpark Project.

The A's have the site and, Wolff said, the money for a $400 million to $500 million ballpark project.

Questions About Fairness Aside from the public subsidy, another aspect of the ballpark project angers some people.

A town in the Netherlands is toiling on a $15 million ballpark project meant to lure visits from Major League Baseball.

Many of the whens and wheres have been lost in the blur of time, but at some point a deputy mayor called the city's Economic Development Corporation, which was overseeing the ballpark project, to express concern about the Thunderbolt's condition.

The Jean R. Yawkey Trust, which has owned the team since 1992, has been trying to get government financing for a $665 million ballpark project, which would be built on land adjacent to Fenway.

Delayed by a dozen lawsuits, the downtown ballpark project--approved by voters in the afterglow of the Padres' 1998 World Series appearance--stalled for lack of money in October.

Wolff, a friend of Selig's dating to their days as fraternity brothers at Wisconsin, is ready to break ground on an intimate ballpark projected to cost between $400 million and $450 million—if and when he gets the OK to relocate some 40 miles south of the team's current home in the rundown Oakland Coliseum.

DeWitt III, 45, oversees the Cardinals' business operations and spearheads the team's Ballpark Village project, a restaurant/retail space on the site of the old Busch Stadium beyond left field.

But in a departure from every ballpark construction project in recent history, the Rangers have no plans to demolish the current structure, which has been home to the Rangers since 1994, Rob Matwick, the club's vice president of business operations, recently told Boomskie on Baseball.

While in San Diego, Mr. Grenell helped lead a successful campaign for a $1.2 billion ballpark redevelopment project that included 26 downtown blocks anchored by a baseball stadium for the San Diego Padres.