I thought at least they would have broke ground first....
"Miami's contribution to the $634 million overall ballpark plan - including $94 million for parking facilities - was to be bankrolled through the issuance of bonds, with the debt to be paid off with hotel bed taxes, commissioners were promised.
"City officials now say they need $9 million from reserves in the general fund to jump-start the design and construction of the garages and parking lots in Little Havana, where the Marlins plan to open the ballpark in 2012." (MiamiHerald)
UPDATE: Maima Commissioner Joe Sanchez squelches the move. (MiamiHerald)
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