
Cape Town - The City of Cape Town is determined to press ahead with its plans to build a new Soccer World Cup stadium in Green Point.
This despite a legal threat to prevent the R2.5bn project from being carried out.
A meeting will be held on Wednesday evening to consider re-zoning the stadium, a move that will pave the way for the construction of the 68-000 seater stadium.
The city has received 19 appeals against the proposed stadium which is expected to link Green Point with the V&A Waterfront.
Among the most vocal opponents of the plan is the Green Point Common Association which is threatening to take legal action against the city.
The organisation has lodged a 'substantive' appeal against the development which could result in the semi-finals being held elsewhere.
Source: News24
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