Mace
06-12-2016, 05:14 PM
From 6/7, but I didn't see it mentioned. Shouldn't get anyones' panties in a bunch over negativity either.
Not only for the retractable roof and the movable window wall for more natural lighting in the stadium, (which would attract more venues outside of the 10 regular season home games per year), but for the relative cost and the overhaul of the city’s convention center.
http://www.wkbw.com/sports/bills/joe-b-new-stadium-model-the-bills-could-follow
The next question is a pretty standard one: How was it paid for?
According to a summary put together by Conventions Sports & Leisure (and posted by CBSMinnesota.com) (https://cbsminnesota.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/nfl-funding-summary-12-2-11.pdf), 86-percent of the $720 million cost was through public funding. That brought on an increase in Marion County hotel tax, county car rental tax, restaurant tax for both the county and six surrounding counties, county admissions tax, and sales of Colts license plates.
Doubt that would fly though.
Not only for the retractable roof and the movable window wall for more natural lighting in the stadium, (which would attract more venues outside of the 10 regular season home games per year), but for the relative cost and the overhaul of the city’s convention center.
http://www.wkbw.com/sports/bills/joe-b-new-stadium-model-the-bills-could-follow
The next question is a pretty standard one: How was it paid for?
According to a summary put together by Conventions Sports & Leisure (and posted by CBSMinnesota.com) (https://cbsminnesota.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/nfl-funding-summary-12-2-11.pdf), 86-percent of the $720 million cost was through public funding. That brought on an increase in Marion County hotel tax, county car rental tax, restaurant tax for both the county and six surrounding counties, county admissions tax, and sales of Colts license plates.
Doubt that would fly though.