As expected, commissioners approved the agreement that provides benefits to Miami Worldcenter builder of in exchange for a promise to hire locally.
September 30, 2014 at 09:38 AM
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At one point before voting on a development agreement for the Miami Worldcenter project, City Commissioner Francis Suarez said he was “perplexed,” “confused” and “befuddled” that what he considered basic details of the deal had not been ironed out.
Part of the reason he was so puzzled may have been that he received different deal documents than those lambasted by City Commissioner Keon Hardemon.
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