Denise mentions,
 
"I do know the City of Minneapolis taxpayers did vote for $10 million dollars to be 
used towards the effort of securing a stadium, but that was the limit of it".

Respectful correction:  The charter amendment, which I happened to be involved in the 
collecting of signatures for, stated that the City Council could not spend more than 
$10M on a professional sports facility without a voter referendum.  I once heard 
Council Member Lisa Goodman state something to the effect of that we (Mpls. taxpayers) 
don't want to pay for a stadium.  However, if you (Council) have the gall to spend on 
it anyway, there's a limit to how much you can spend without our say so.

That's different from Denise' statement saying Mpls taxpayers authorized $10 million.  
We just capped it at  $10M, if we have to spend on it at all.

Gary Bowman
Mpls., 1-1

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