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Setting a deadline for last month, the city officials in Fort Lauderdale said they would evict the International Swimming Hall of Fame if the aquatics organization didn't pay back money it owes.
Neither side will say exactly how much is owed, though it is 10 percent of whatever ISHOF generates by managing an adjacent city parking lot. But that's not the real issue, anyway, said Sam Freas, ISHOF's executive director. He added that the debt would be paid immediately following his board of directors' meeting in September, and that the nonpayment issue has been blown out of proportion.
"We have a problem with Fort Lauderdale because they know we want to leave," he said. "They're trying to say things that are incorrect so that people aren't interested in having us locate where they think we're going to locate."
He wouldn't elaborate on the city's inaccuracies, but did say that ISHOF's ...
Source: HighBeam Research, ISHOF squares off for more battles.(Newsroom)