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  1. Chicago city council vetted the sale of the city parking system, which is owned by Morgan Stanley, and privatized it in a 75-year lease.

Chicago sought Stonepeak to acquire parking meters, while an association criticized the city's failed bid process.

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Chicago sought Stonepeak to acquire parking meters, while an association criticized the city's failed bid process.

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  1. Stonepeak completed the acquisition of Chicago's parking meters, providing $75 million to the city.1 source
  2. Chicago City Council approved the sale of the parking meter concession to Stonepeak.Sub-event
  3. City's failed bid process for parking meters drew criticism from an association.1 source

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Chicago city council vetted the sale of the city parking system, which is owned by Morgan Stanley, and privatized it in a 75-year lease.

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