Sport: Tennis
Zone: Oakland
Proposed Capacity: 10,000
Cost: $30 million (expansion)
Post-Games Use: Public tennis center
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Proposal for infrastructure improvements for the city to host future large-scale events
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Any references to the Olympic Games or Pan-American Games are solely informational in tone, and do not represent any official bids for either event. In addition, any references to either event are not deliberately intended to violate the Ted Stevens Olympic and Amateur Sports Act or to disregard the efforts of the USOC or Chicago 2016.
Any references to the Olympic Games or Pan-American Games are solely informational in tone, and do not represent any official bids for either event. In addition, any references to either event are not deliberately intended to violate the Ted Stevens Olympic and Amateur Sports Act or to disregard the efforts of the USOC or Chicago 2016.
pittsburgh is the most livable city in the united states we should have the 2020 olympics in pittsburgh. we also have a new arena being built and the Nicest ball park in the mlb
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