Rays Go Downtown With New Stadium Plan
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Rays Will Not Seek November Referendum For Stadium
The Tampa Bay Rays announced this afternoon that they will abandon their ambitious plans to build a $450 million stadium on the downtown waterfront by 2012. Story
'Watching' Game Was A Breeze
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Site Proposals
Below are the submitted proposals divided into sections for easy download. Some sections are large and may take extra time to open.
Williams Quarter, LLC
- Cover / Table of Contents (.pdf >1MB)
- Our Partners (.pdf ~4MB)
- General Redevelopment Issues (.pdf >1MB)
- Land Uses (.pdf ~2MB)
- Transportation Integration (.pdf >1MB)
- Site Design (.pdf ~14MB)
- Project Phasing (.pdf >1MB)
- Attachments (.pdf >1MB)
- Plan 11 x 17 (.pdf >1MB)
Archstone-Madison
- Cover Letter (.pdf >1MB)
- Table of Contents (.pdf ~2MB)
- Developer Qualification and Experience (.pdf ~28MB)
- Project Vision and Development Program
- 8.5 x 11 format (.pdf ~43MB)
- 11 x 17 format (.pdf ~5MB)
- Signed Proposal Form (.pdf ~2MB)
- Financial Statements (.pdf ~4MB)
Hines Interests Ltd.
- Cover Letter (.pdf >1MB)
- Table of Contents (.pdf >1MB)
- Vision (.pdf ~2MB) Project (.pdf ~9MB)
- Community (.pdf ~3MB) Team (.pdf ~8MB)
- Team (.pdf ~8MB)
Video
- Plans For Stadium Pushed Back
- A Midsummer Nights Dream
- Stadium Would Bring Tourists
- Rays Want Tax Money
- Rays Parking Plan
- Stuart Sternberg: 1-on-1
- WFLA Video Report
- Meet The Principles
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