Rams owner Stan Kroenke is likely stuck in St. Louis for another year, and he is focused on a possible move to Los Angeles and is not in the business of paying people $6 million plus to leave for a product he isn’t all that engaged in right now, anyway. “I think it was a great atmosphere and I think it was a great atmosphere for the nation to watch and see”.
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Kejriwal is also believed to have expressed his displeasure over the “apathetic” approach of railway officials . Gandhi’s office tweeted that both the central and Delhi governments were to blame for the Saturday demolition.
St. Louis aldermen are meeting in special session to consider approving the city’s share of funding for a new National Football League stadium $150 million.
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The talks between the task force appointed by Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon and the six-owner NFL Los Angeles committee were initiated by members of the Los Angeles committee. The St. Louis stadium plan could top $1 billion and would be paid for partly by the city’s extending the bonds it used to fund the Edward Jones Dome, the Rams’ current home. The new agreement also raises the team’s annual rent from $700,000 to $1.5 million. Under the new proposal, the city would give up tax revenue in exchange for the additional $100 million from the NFL.
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Share with Us – We’d love to hear eyewitness accounts, the history behind an article, and smart, constructive criticism. German Chancellor Angela Merkel also underlined that she “very strongly supports” the plan.
St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green is opposed to the deal saying it will fall short of generating the revenue needed to pay off stadium debt. “The proposal approved as part of today’s vote reflects what we believe is our best chance for keeping the Rams in St Louis”.
The NFL makes a ton of money, but has made it clear time and again that it expects tax money for its brand new stadiums, or else.
Earlier this week, the board pushed the proposal forward via a vote that required a simple majority to move the plan to Friday’s final decision. One of those coaches that seems to get the criticism but survives being on the hot seat is St. Louis Rams head coach Jeff Fisher.
That plan, however, also asks the NFL to assume $300 million of the project’s cost – something league commissioner Roger Goodell said is “fundamentally inconsistent with the NFL’s program of stadium financing”. “How can we conceivably get hundreds of millions of dollars of changes in a bill with no notice?” Almost a decade later, in 1995, they welcomed the replacement Rams from Los Angeles.
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The league has set a December 30 deadline for the stadium plan to be finalized.
