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Joint Plan Filed in State Infrastructure Aid for New Red Sox Ballpark

BOSTON-A joint plan was filed demonstrating how $100 million in state aid for a new ballpark will be spent. Despite Red Sox owner's recent decision to sell the team, the park will have to be built here because of recent legislation.

By Naomi Grossman | Updated on November 20, 2000

BOSTON-The Boston Red Sox chief executive John Harrington and Mayor Thomas M. Menino filed a joint plan outlining where $100 million in state infrastructure aid for a proposed new ballpark will go. The team’s ballpark project was adopted by the state legislature in July.

“This plan will address the longstanding transportation, public safety and environmental issues affecting the Fenway, and will enhance the quality of life for the entire neighborhood,” Harrington is quoted as saying in a released statement.

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