Two D.C. Council committees advanced legislation allowing for the use of eminent domain in the construction of a $300 million professional soccer stadium in Washington, D.C. The bill will now go before the full council for a vote on Tuesday. While the legislation allows for eminent domain to be used to acquire the land, Mayor-elect Muriel Bowser, chair of the economic development committee, said she remains hopeful they will be able to come to a new agreement with the city for the land.
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