Miami voters to decide on restoration, management of historic marine stadium
The fate of the historic Miami Marine Stadium’s future manager will be in the hands of voters at Tuesday’s election. If approved by Miami residents, Miami Referendum 2 will grant a management contract of up to 40 years with Global Spectrum, a subsidiary of Oak View Group, one of the country’s largest sports and entertainment venue operators. The group would also provide $10 million toward the restoration. The restoration calls for converting the stadium’s parking lot into a public water park and recreational facility that would also host events. Oak View Group would secure a 10-year management agreement with three […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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