This rendering shows the soccer stadium, hotel, offices and other real estate as well as park space David Beckham and project partners want to develop at the Melreese Country Club in Miami.
Miami and its top officials have been sued for allegedly skirting their own procedures, notably potentially leasing public land without competitive bidding, when considering an unsolicited David Beckham soccer stadium proposal.
Miami attorney Douglas Muir filed a lawsuit Wednesday, just hours before a divided City Commission voted for a November referendum on the Major League Soccer stadium plan that would displace a city-owned golf course.
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