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Rangers, Dallas agree
on $165 million park
ARLINGTON (AP) — The Texas
Rangers announced Wednesday it
had reached an agreement to build a
new ballpark in the city, ending
speculation that the team would
move to downtown Dallas.
The team and city agreed on a
$165 million project that will keep
the American League club here for
at least the next 40 years.
The team unveiled the model for
a new open-air ballpark, to be con
structed near the current Arlington
Stadium, at an afternoon news con
ference.
The city must pass a one-half cent
sales tax issue on Jan. 12 for con
struction to begin.
The Rangers had hoped to begin
play in a new stadium by summer
1993, but team spokesman Tom
Schieffer said, “It would more prob
ably be on opening day of 1994.”
The stadium, which would have
natural grass and be built on what is
now a parking lot about one-quarter
mile southeast of the current Arling
ton Stadium would seat approxi
mately 45,000 to 50,000 fans.
The agreement breaks down like
this:
—The city would create a Financ
ing authority that would issue up to
$135 million worth of 30-year
bonds.
—The Rangers agreed to rent and
maintain the facility for about $5
million a year.
—The Rangers would agree to
raise as much as $30 million through
the lease of luxury boxes and seat
options.
Once the debt is retired, the
Rangers would have the option to
buy the complex for $60 million pro
vided they agree to remain in Ar
lington for an additional 10 years.
The Rangers will donate 75 acres
for the new ballpark, with 7.5 acres
coming from the city and the sta
dium authority acquiring the re
maining 95 acres.
Schieffer said the project includes
a road called “Nolan Ryan Express
way.”
The stadium would be an open-
air design for baseball only, and
plans call for a park to be built along
with a Little League field that would
be an exact replica of the new sta
dium.
“Of course, we have the dream
that some day a kid who plays in the
Little League park will play in the
World Senes in Arlington Stadium.”
The team moved to Arlington for
the 1972 season from Washington,
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