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NO ROOM FOR STADIUM COST OVERRUNS IN MILWAUKEE

     Planners of the Brewers new ballpark say construction will
be done under an "absolute cost cap," according to the MILWAUKEE
JOURNAL SENTINEL.  The construction cap is $250M, while the limit
for site work is $72M.  All parties involved say if "certain
elements in the project turn out to cost more than expected,
other elements will be scaled back to avoid blowing the caps."
The Brewers affirmed they accept the caps and expect "neither the
public sector nor the club itself to put in more money than they
were committed to" (Craig Gilbert, MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL,
10/22).

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