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Ballpark Village
4:15 pm
Mon May 21, 2012

Cardinals will again seek approval to build Ballpark Village

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A newly released rendering for plans for Ballpark Village.
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A view of the plans for the entire area of Ballpark Village.
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This is a story that may sound familiar to some of you.

The St. Louis Cardinals and developer Cordish Cos. will step in front of a city agency on July 5 to outline their plans for Ballpark Village, the 10-acre site north of Busch Stadium.

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Ballpark Village
4:19 pm
Wed January 19, 2011

A familiar, small step forward for Ballpark Village

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Cardinals president Bill DeWitt addresses the city's Downtown Economic Stimulus Authority on the progress of Ballpark Village. Chase Martin, with developer Cordish Companies, is seated.
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The city's Downtown Economic Stimulus Authority has restarted the clock on the construction of Ballpark Village.

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Ballpark Village
9:34 am
Tue January 18, 2011

Panel to hit "restart" on Ballpark Village

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The site of Ballpark Village as it looked on Jan. 14, 2011. After a two-year delay, the developer is moving forward again with an effort to seek financing and tax breaks.
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Remember Ballpark Village? The multi-million dollar development at the site of the old Busch Stadium that was supposed to rival Kansas City's Power and Light District? (And is in fact a product of the same developer, Cordish Companies.) The development that in 2008 became not-so-affectionately known as Lake DeWitt? That was supposed to be partially completed by the All Star Game and instead got turned into a parking lot and softball field?

Well, kind of like a cat, the project lives again. And this time, Ald. Phyllis Young says she thinks something substantial will get built.

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