While there were many proposals tossed around to redevelop thestadium into a mixed-use residential/retail complex, the city hasnow received figures for demolition of the 89-year-old stadium.
Sylvia Crawford, a city of Detroit spokeswoman, says theestimates the city has received to tear down the park are between$2 to $6 million.
"These weren't official bids to demolish the structure, we justwere interested at what costs would be involved if it came tothat," Crawford says. "Demolition has always been an option. Wecan't just let the building sit and become dilapidated."
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