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Tampa’s redevelopment agency cuts Rays stadium vote from August agenda

Tampa's redevelopment agency has removed the vote on the Rays' proposed stadium from its August agenda amid tensions with the City Council.

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The Tampa redevelopment agency has cut the vote regarding the Rays stadium from its August agenda. This move follows reports from the Tampa Bay Times that the Tampa City Council is unhappy with the Rays.

Simultaneously, the Rays are promoting the 'Forever Home' ballpark district. According to MLB.com, WFLA, and The Business Journals, the team has released renderings of office spaces and mixed-use developments, claiming interest from Fortune 500 companies.

Future developments depend on the resolution between the team and city officials. Coverage does not yet specify a new date for the redevelopment agency's vote.

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Quick answers

What happened to the August stadium vote?

Tampa's redevelopment agency removed the Rays stadium vote from its August agenda.

What is the 'Forever Home' district?

It is a proposed ballpark project that includes mixed-use development and office spaces.

Is there corporate interest in the stadium deal?

The Rays state that Fortune 500 companies are showing interest in the tied mixed-use development.

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