The Oklahoma A-and-M Board of Regents today voted to give O-S-U the authority.
O-S-U President David Schmidly says just one piece of property a rental house remains of the 87 the O-S-U Foundation wants to buy for make way for the village. Plans call for a 316 million dollar village with a new baseball stadium, upgraded facilities for track, tennis and soccer and an indoor practice facility for football, baseball and other sports.
Schmidly says he hopes eminent domain isn't needed for the property which the Payne County Assessor's Web site says is owned by McCloskey Brothers Incorporated. Schmidly says negotiations for the property are continuing but declined to say how much is being offered.
KTEN-TV10: http://www.kten.com
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