Wednesday, March 17, 1999What do you want in ballpark?
You're invited to say what you want in the new Reds ballpark.
On April 3 — the Saturday before Opening Day (April 5) — residents of Greater Cincinnati can meet with Hamilton County Commissioners Tom Neyer Jr. and Bob Bedinghaus, Reds Managing Executive John Allen and some of the architects helping to design the Reds' new home.
The architects will discuss current thinking in stadium design and present photos of new ballparks. And they'll ask what you think should be included in the new stadium.
The community forum will be 1 to 3 p.m. in Room 243 of the Albert B. Sabin Cincinnati Con vention Center, downtown.
Also, everyone attending the first homestand, April 5-7, will be able to complete a brief survey to express their opinions.
Mr. Bedinghaus said county officials want the new stadium to be “uniquely Cincinnati. We want to know what is important to the fans and the folks who might live, work and frequent downtown.”
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