The only way this doesn't pass is if the council members have to use their own property as collateral in the event that revenues do not meet projections.
Care to make a bead bet on that CF?
The only way this doesn't pass is if the council members have to use their own property as collateral in the event that revenues do not meet projections.
Once upon time, in a galaxy far, far away (in the "Zero Cuts" era), Skeete also advised against the Jamison deal. Just sayin'...
The only way this doesn't pass is if the council members have to use their own property as collateral in the event that revenues do not meet projections.
Once upon time, in a galaxy far, far away (in the "Zero Cuts" era), Skeete also advised against the Jamison deal. Just sayin'...
Perhaps. The folks who will support this deal will not argue it is a great deal for the City. I think, for them, it comes down to the danger you know may be less than the danger you can't predict. There is concern, justified or not, that if the Coyotes leave the arena. Westgate and the City will suffer greater handship. As with many financial projections, an argument can be made for and against that concern.
CD, I appreciate you lots, sir. However,I do see the possibility that Weiers and Bowers use their voices this afternoon in such a way as to point out all the problems here. If they can make the dialogue to be about the risk to the city, where there is little to RSE, then it could fail.
The only way this doesn't pass is if the council members have to use their own property as collateral in the event that revenues do not meet projections.
Care to make a bead bet on that CF?
The only way this doesn't pass is if the council members have to use their own property as collateral in the event that revenues do not meet projections.
Jamison's deal was very similar at 15mm AMF and they voted in favor. But whats the chance that a similar deal get voted in favor in the same city with a different CC? I dont think anyone can tell whats going to happen but it would be crazy if this happen twice.
Why do you think that? It's clearly a terrible deal for the city. And it seems like it only has two guaranteed yea votes with Sherwood and Knaack. Looks like a 4-3 or 5-2 loser unless one or two flip. Hard to see that, though. If votes were solid in favour, this would have been put forward a long time ago. The July 2 vote seems like it's just an effort to just get the whole thing over with once and for all.
Biggest pressure here won't be coming from NHL or RSE. They don't live in Glendale and don't vote there. Biggest pressure will be internal from unions, who are organized and will clearly be the biggest losers if the Coyotes are given this huge subsidy. I'd imagine that they are all over the entire council right now.
Jamison's deal was very similar at 15mm AMF and they voted in favor. But whats the chance that a similar deal get voted in favor in the same city with a different CC? I dont think anyone can tell whats going to happen but it would be crazy if this happen twice.
It was Beasley who didn't seem to have a calculator handy
Off topic, but just wanted to pop in really quickly and thank everyone for the last few years (yes years) of discussions and breaking "news" (stuff?) as I've been lurking these threads since at least the summer of 2011.
That being said, I can't wait to see what happens on Tuesday, though deep in my heart I feel like I will only feel disappointment. Again
Biggest pressure here won't be coming from NHL or RSE. They don't live in Glendale and don't vote there. Biggest pressure will be internal from unions, who are organized and will clearly be the biggest losers if the Coyotes are given this huge subsidy. I'd imagine that they are all over the entire council right now.
Looks that way.... But. It still come down to the vote on July 2 by the CoG.
The budgeted $6.5MM the CoG is willing to pay for the AMF is dead. The CoG must agree on July 2nd to increase the AMF to $15MM / yr and hope they get what they can back from revenue sources to ease the burden of paying $15MM / yr. If the CoG does this, then RSE can go and get their financing that they will turn around and buy the team with.
One question on July 2nd.... Can the CoG afford $15MM less questionable revenues?
We're already 995
If theres a vote..
PHX LXXXIX: Tuesday, bloody tuesday
http://youtu.be/EM4vblG6BVQ
If there's not?
PHX LXXXIX: Veni, vidi, vici
We're already 995
If theres a vote..
PHX LXXXIX: Tuesday, bloody tuesday
http://youtu.be/EM4vblG6BVQ
If there's not?
PHX LXXXIX: Veni, vidi, vici