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Jackson County commisioners are idiots that can't be trusted. But what are you going to do? You can't get rid of them then have an election to save the Chiefs. Never happen.
The tax target is squarely on my back. I'm a Jackson County Resident. I work in Kansas City, Mo. I'm a Chiefs season ticker holder. Lamar wants the rolling roof. The city wants the Super Bowl.We are stuck with the idiot commisioners and this vote to save our Chiefs. If this vote fails the Chiefs will be gone in 10 years from the Truman Complex. I didn't vote yes for Bi-State2 because it was a bad plan and I don't like all of the proposals and ideas in this one but its all we got to work with to save the Chiefs and Arrowhead. I'm going to vote yes on this proposal. |
What is the kaufamnn part of the deal amount too?
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Renovate or rebuild? I would say rebuild. Numbers I have seen and heard over the past 10 months do not make renovation look like that great of an idea. |
What I have read the want 250 million for the royals, and 325 million for the chiefs.
Now does the above cost include the roof? If not this is a bad plan The Colts are building a new retractable stadium that is costing 500 million. If I were a KC resident, I'd rather see a plan that gets the Royals 250 M for improvements, and a new stadium for the Chiefs that can actually be used for conventions, final fours, and the Super Bowl. Note this Roof with panels to enclose the old arrowhead. |
Ok so I see on the star that the Roof will cost 200M
So the total cost of the project with roof would be 775M Which is enough to build a new Stadium for the Chiefs and 250 M at Kaufmann would do a lot. They don't need the roof. Each Team should still shell out the 100M they have been talking about. |
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Gratuitous bump for the day crowd.
I'm curious to see what everyone would like to see. |
Correct me if I am wrong...but wasn't the original plan to have a rolling roof? I was around back then...but still somewhat young and I don't remember the details, but I coulda swore that was part of it.
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This is just another in a long line of poorly conceived plans by the Jackson County Executive and Sports Authority. Incompetence and corruption have a way of screwing things up.
The $800 million plus price tag for this project only extends the current lease about 15 years. It makes no sense to operate this way when you can build two new stadiums (one with a retractable roof) for $800 million to $1 billion and lock the teams into longer term deals. This really should be turned into a bi-state issue. Build a baseball park downtown where its 81 games per year can help with the current growth in that area. Build a new Arrowhead with a retractable roof on the site of the old Kaufman. Give Kansas a soccer complex where the Wizards can play, and move the Chiefs training camp to Kansas to throw in an extra bone. Keep the proposal simple - don't add the arts or other items that will only confuse the issues. |
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as an out of towner, I think the two best options are:
1) Build a new baseball stadium downtown and do the mega-rennovation to Arrowhead 2) Build a new baseball stadium downtown and a new football stadium by the speedway because the sports complex is in the ghetto and there is NOTHING to do around there. leaving the baseball stadium at its current location is stupid, IMHO. |
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I'm actually starting to like the idea of football out by the racetrack. The current location really couldn't suck more. |
I'm really starting to like it now. :drool:
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Are the people who are wanting the stadiums out by the race track from Kansas? My guess would be yes they are. I wonder where you people were when the stadiums were built in Jackson Co. Kansans did not have to pay for them, but they sure can reap the benefit of what someone else did. The first thing is to keep the teams, and that means keep them in Missouri. These people that want them moved do you believe that Arrowhead is not one of the best stadium's in the league or not? I am tired of this argument about moving the baseball stadium to downtown or the Chiefs to Ks. Just like Kevin Keitzman you can accept the benefit that Jackson County has provided, but by god when the time comes to gripe about how the benefit has been or is going to be provided, you find every oppurtunity to be condescending and critical. I hope the Chiefs or the Royals never go to Kansas. The stadiums are fine and will be even better if the are refurbished, so leave it alone.
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