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Originally Posted by nik-
Where is the starting point, and finishing point if there's only one solution planned and presented with no alternatives? Where is the dialogue when the first the city learns of it is the public proposal?
Where was the flexibility here when this was rolled out? Words about partnership after the fact, when faced with backlash, just don't jive with the actions they took.
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The city can counter with anything.
The options are endless. They could make it smaller, change the funding model, come up with a clean up cost plan and ask the Flames to pay part of it.
They could say, we can see what you were trying to do here (field house, clean up, develop down town with an anchor tenant), but we don't want the Field house downtown so this doesn't work for us.
A proposal isn't bound to the proposal itself it can be countered in any way you want.