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Smart move.
Nice try. The PSDA requires state approval so the Gov has to be involved if the City seeks a new or changed area.
Are you sure it needs “the governor’s” approval or simple the State. As an architect, all of my commercial projects have to have “State Approval” but the governor is not involved.
Neil, the PSDA required State legislation, which means the legislature and gov signature. I assume changes (or new area) will require same. Someone can confirm.
This really highlights an important issue – people don’t understand the PSDA and that it diverts significant city and state tax dollars from the 11 development (and Keystone Market St hotel) back to Keystone to pay for the stadium.
A memorial park is a wonderful idea.
No it isn’t.
Well it’s becoming obviously clear that Keystone didn’t do their homework and thought the city wouldn’t do their homework on their end. I really wanted to see Eleven Park developed but if the MLS league has already said they won’t approve Indy for an expansion on the Diamond Chain site, then that’s the end of that. Ozdemir over played his hand in this one and at the very least picked the wrong site on the banks of the white river. Having a water front stadium would of been nice but I guess the city had to do what’s in its best interest and whatever helps the city secure a spot for MLS expansion, The writing is on the wall as more details come out. I now see why the mayor is so confident after leaving the meeting in NYC
At least keystone and Hogsett are in an equal playing field. Equally Incompetent
Smart man. This is a bit like a whizzing contest with a skunk.
Aaron Freeman could learn from Governor Holcomb.
Has there been any public comment from MLS about either site?
The article mentioned that the only site that will work is the site on the east side of downtown but I did not see anyone from MLS quoted.