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Council OKs $424 Million In Public Funds For Garage, Other Infrastructure Near New Fire Stadium
Chicago City Council approved $424 million in public financing for infrastructure around the new Fire Stadium at The 78 development. The funding includes $174 million for utilities and roadways and $250 million for a city-owned parking garage and plaza. Aldermen expressed divided opinions, with some opposing the use of tax increment financing for the parking facility.
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