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.
In the salvo of legal papers unleashed over David Beckham’s soccer stadium proposal, attorneys for the developer say Douglas Muir’s lawsuit is “far from a model of clarity.” For his part, Muir said the city of Miami is offering privileges to stadium developers in violation of the state Constitution.
Muir, a Miami attorney, claims the city skirted its laws when it approved a referendum to lease the public Melreese golf course for a soccer stadium and unrelated real estate without competitive bidding.
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