However, the county's lease with the Reds will have to be amended, and commissioners will vote on that Wednesday.
Under the 2003 lease, the county is responsible for replacing "components" in the park, including the main scoreboard and the smaller "ribbon boards" throughout the stadium. But because the Reds decided to replace the entire scoreboard system, the club agreed to pay.
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