[Elvis]

St. Louis' Shiny New NFL Stadium



Please help fund a billionaire's shiny new NFL stadium in St. Louis so it doesn't put the financial burden on a city that can't afford it.

Are you a Rams Season Ticket holder that lives in the County and wants a seat in a new $985 million dollar stadium? Then please donate! When it was determined most of the voters of the County did not want to subsidize your seat with taxpayer funds, that burden went to the city. Then St. Louis City residents' right to vote on subsidizing your seat was overturned. We know you don’t want to be a freeloader; here is a chance to pay your fair share.

And please, if you are an NFL fan anywhere across the country who wants to support billionaires becoming wealthier, then please help by donating for a new NFL stadium for the Rams.

The NFL is no longer a nonprofit organization and is not responsible for this message begging for your financial help.

[dieterbrock]

IS this part of Peacock wizardry?

[RamsFanSince82]

[Hacksaw]

One dude chipped in last years entire salary of $10. This can't be real.

This thing is probably put up by some local dude who wants to get a ticket for one or 2 of the last games.

[Hacksaw]

EXHIBIT D
PROPOSED PROJECT SOURCES AND USES

Private Sources
NFL Team Ownership $250,000,000 including naming rights
NFL G4 Program $200,000,000
Proceeds from sale of Seat Licenses $160,395,657

Public Sources (contingent upon Private Sources per Section 3.1)
Authority Bond – State Project Bond Proceeds $151,335,000
City ProjectAuthority Bond – City Proceeds $70,380,000
Brownfields Tax Credits Proceeds $41,115,585
MDFB Contribution Tax Credits Proceeds $47,500,000
Authority Bond – Event Day Proceeds $80,000,000
Authority Funds Available $10,073,758

Total Public Funding: $400,404,343

Total Sources: $1,010,800,000
http://www.stltoday.com/new-stadium-bil ... 22a59.html
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The state is liable for any shortfall in game-day tax revenue.