"This plan will address the longstanding transportation, publicsafety and environmental issues affecting the Fenway, and willenhance the quality of life for the entire neighborhood,"Harrington is quoted as saying in a released statement.

The plan includes $27 million for road and traffic improvements;$17.5 million pedestraian and landscape improvements; $22.2 millionin public transit improvements; $20.4 million in water sewer, floodcontrol and utility upgrades throughout the Fenway area, and $13million extra if upgrades are needed.

Harrington's recent decision to sell the team could mean thatthe new owner would want to move the Red Sox. Land costs are veryhigh in this area and $350 million in private financing is neededto construct the ballpark. The ballpark legislation is sitespecific, meaning anyone who decides to build in another locationwould forfeit the $100 million in state aid.