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Article: BARRESI OFF TRACK TURNKEY METHOD A KEY TO NEW FACILITY
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- May 1, 1988
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The relentless and fervent opposition of Inspector General Joseph
Barresi to the turnkey meth
od of construction for the proposed state track facility is
ludicrous because Barresi is creating the waste and abuse he
purportedly wants to avoid.
Barresi, through his first assistant, Stephen Cotton, once
again voiced opposition to the turnkey at a State House public
hearing Wednesday.
One of the arguments Barresi raised was that there was no
guarantee the facility could be built for the $35 million the
Legislature appropriated in January.
Had Barresi endorsed the project last year, construction could
have begun in the fall. However, supporters of the facility pulled
the turnkey from ...