A Senate bill would require an evaluation process for local governments seeking sales-tax rebates to attract or retain professional sports teams through stadium improvements and construction.
March 25, 2014 at 10:00 AM
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Major League Soccer, spring training baseball and the Miami Dolphins are all in play in a Senate measure that would rank stadium funding projects.
The Senate Commerce and Tourism Committee on Monday unanimously approved a measure (SB 1216) that would require the state Department of Economic Opportunity to set up an evaluation process for local governments seeking sales-tax rebates to attract or retain professional sports teams through stadium improvements and construction.
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