Kansas City Royals Fans Reconsider Public Vote Ahead Of Stadium Town Hall

Even die hard baseball fans realize that local Democracy might be more important . . . 

"If all that legalese confuses you, it can also be described like this: “The city isn’t allowed to fund or work on a large stadium for private benefit without first putting it to a public vote.” It would also preclude doing infrastructure work to support such a stadium, meaning if this ordinance were passed into law and John Sherman suddenly decided to stop trying to get public money to pay for his stadium, the city still couldn’t pay for or do any work on infrastructure changes without passing a vote about it, either. It’s a pretty comprehensive piece of legislation.

"It also, I think, makes perfect sense . . ."

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