Local & Regional · North America
Finance Committee backs $2.5 billion sale of Chicago parking meters after sweetening lopsided deal
The City Council’s Finance Committee on Thursday approved New York investment firm Stonepeak Partners’ $2.53 billion bid to acquire Chicago parking meters, along with a compromise aimed at making the widely despised meter deal less onerous for taxpayers. “We were handed a lemon and we made lemonade,” Finance Chair Pat
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The City Council’s Finance Committee on Thursday approved New York investment firm Stonepeak Partners’ $2.53 billion bid to acquire Chicago parking meters, along with a compromise aimed at making the widely despised meter deal less onerous for taxpayers. “We were handed a lemon and we made lemonade,” Finance Chair Pat
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