More Deets Reveal Sherman's Cut of Downtown Kansas City

A very real example of how we're all basically working for the exploits of the BILLIONAIRE class for better and mostly worse. 

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The ordinance would draw a boundary extending beyond the radius of the planned stadium including all of the Crossroads, Union Hill and the Westside, as well as the southern half of the West Bottoms.

Within that boundary, any increase in revenue from several different taxes over the next 30 years — including increases due to inflation — would be redirected to pay for stadium construction and related costs.

The goal, city leaders say, is for the stadium to pay for itself. Or, at least, for new development and other spending prompted by the stadium to help pay for it.

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