Kansas City Chiefs Skimping On CBA?!?

Behind the scenes, on the QT and very hush, hush . . .

We've got inside word on how the CBA negotiations are going . . . Remember, for many urban voters the community benefits agreement is the "make or break" argument in order to secure a yes vote.

Why???

Critics of the plan justifiably rant about taxes and money for billionaires . . . BUT . . . A stellar community benefits agreement will put REAL MONEY IN URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS that will probably provide more investment for locals than a tattoo shop, some vegan restaurants and a couple of LGBT bars . . . Sorry. 

Still . . . 

From the perspective of the Chiefs . . . After winning back-to-back Super Bowls . . . They seemingly believe the case to keep them in town is OBVIOUS and only a fool would want to see them depart for another town. 

Still . . .

This sales tax extension is a patchwork of interests cobbled together and insiders are worried about Kansas City's favorite pro-team holding out. 

The big question . . .

WILL THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS INVEST MORE IN THE CBA BEYOND THEIR FAVES?!?

From what we've heard . . . The Royals are willing to spread around more cash whilst the Arrowhead front office seems a bit more "conservative" in their donations.

Of course, our www.TonysKansasCity.com blog community will note & link more as it happens or as soon as I wake up from a forthcoming and well-deserved nap . . .

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

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KC Star: How could new Royals stadium construction disrupt traffic? What similar projects show us

KC Biz Journal: Chiefs' and Royals' stadium plans face test with sales tax vote. What we do, don't know

KSHB: Voters say player endorsements for April 2 stadium tax ballot question won't sway their decision

CBS Sports: Chiefs might explore option of leaving Kansas City if upcoming sales tax vote doesn't go their way

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