Park board may unload $3 million empty building
Posted on September 25th, 2008 – 10:22 AMBy James Shiffer
Why has this old cavalry training building at Fort Snelling sat vacant for eight years, and what is its future? Whistleblower found out. Read about it here.
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September 28th, 2008 at 3:27 pm
If this turns out to be a large financial loss to Minneapolis taxpayers, then it seems only fair to remind voters come election time when the public officials who supported the transaction come up for re-election. The loss on this transaction could have filled the gap funding for East Phillips community center or other pressing needs for the City park system.