Probably, but not before they were sold out first . . . Here's a glimpse at current excuses . . .
"This is a win for our community, our previous concerns have been addressed, and we look forward to moving forward with all parties in a transparent, more accountable process," a UG said in an email response Monday.
When asked what residents now gain from the deal, the UG pointed to representation in the project.
"A seat at the table. The new framework gives the city and Wyandotte County more agency and representation in the project as well as more access to the economic opportunities the Stadium will bring to our residents," the UG said.
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Did Wyandotte County trade its leverage for a seat at the table?
When asked what residents now gain from a recent agreement between the Unified Government of Wyandotte County and the state of Kansas, the UG pointed to representation in the Chiefs stadium project.
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