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Ballpark Village
2:37 pm
Fri July 6, 2012

Ballpark Village incentives a step closer to reality

The site of Ballpark Village as pictured on January 14, 2011. Subsidies for a new version of the project got initial approval today from the Board of Aldermen.
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Subsidies for a scaled-back Ballpark Village continued their march toward completion at the Board of Aldermen today - a day after getting the nod from a city development agency.

The $17 million in tax incentives got initial approval from the board today. It still needs one more vote from the Board, and then approval by the state. That meeting appears to be scheduled for July 17.

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Ballpark Village
5:57 pm
Thu July 5, 2012

Cardinals' Ballpark Village could break ground by end of year

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An artist rendering of the exterior of the latest iteration of Ballpark Village.
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A plan of the Ballpark Village layout.
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Officials with the St. Louis Cardinals say construction should begin on the much-delayed Ballpark Village by this coming fall.

The $100 million project received support Thursday from the Missouri Downtown Economic Stimulus Authority—known as MODESA.

MODESA’s support frees up $17 million in bonds set to expire by the end of the year—a fact which has the Cardinals, their developer Cordish Co. and the City of St. Louis moving quickly to clear these last few hurdles.

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5:59 pm
Wed June 27, 2012

Committee greenlights revised Ballpark Village proposal

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A screen capture of a new artist rending of Ballpark Village - with Anheuser-Busch in as an "anchor partner."
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The Cardinals are one step closer to making Ballpark Village a reality. A St. Louis Board of Aldermen committee voted Wednesday to move forward with revised development and financing plans.

Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III made his case for the city’s support before the Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee.

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