VINCENT GRAY, who chairs the city council for Washington, D.C., calls it one of the worst-managed contracts he’s ever seen.
What was supposed to be an $800,000-per-year project to secure property for the District’s new baseball stadium has ballooned to more than $2 million and counting-costs that could push the District past its $611 million budget cap for the stadium.
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