PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Pawtucket Red Sox made a revised proposal for a stadium in Providence earlier this summer after its April proposal for $120 million in state subsidies fell flat, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press through a records request. State officials say negotiations continue, but two months after the team's ownership group presented a revised term sheet for the stadium plan, no details have been released.
City Councilman Seth Yurdin, a stadium opponent who represents downtown Providence, said that if there are terms being seriously considered, the public should know about them.
"There is a real concern that as this stadium proposal lingers, you're starting to put the brakes on actual development of the whole area," Yurdin said.