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I believe the scoreboard, marquee and the outfield walls are landmarked. All else is up for interpretation.
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Didn't this happen as a way to get state funds to help renovate some areas?
Did we ask for this declaration?
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http://cubs.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=2...sp&c_id=chc
It happened in 2004, and the team did not support or ask for landmark status. I believe the process was initiated by the neighborhood to prevent expansion of parts of the ballpark and protect area interests.