Nashville Will Ask For $700M In Revenue Bonds For New Tennessee Titans Stadium
Metro Nashville Is Expected To Ask For $700 Million In Revenue Bonds That Will Go Toward A New Estimated $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium.
Read moreMetro Nashville Is Expected To Ask For $700 Million In Revenue Bonds That Will Go Toward A New Estimated $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium.
Read moreA New Report From Sycamore Institute Shows That The Proposal For A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Includes The Highest Total Amount Of Public Subsidies For An NFL Stadium At A Proposed $1.5 Billion While Bringing Limited Public Benefit In Return.
Read moreTennessee Gov. Bill Lee Signed An Appropriations Bill That Includes $500 Million Toward A New Tennessee Titans Stadium On Wednesday.
Read moreTennessee Gov. Bill Lee Signed Several Bills Into Law On Wednesday That Include An Allowance For A 1% Hotel-Motel Tax Increase In Davidson County To Pay For A New Estimated $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium. Lee Also Signed A Bill That Will Allow The Chattanooga Lookouts To Collect 5.5% Of The State Sales Tax At The Stadium To Pay For A New Stadium And Another Bill That Would Require Restitution Be Paid By DUI Offenders Who Kill The Parents Of Minor Children.
Read moreA New Metro Nashville Budget Request Includes $2.2 Billion For A New Tennessee Titans Stadium.
Read moreNashville Mayor John Cooper Presented His Case For Public Funding Toward A New Tennessee Titans Stadium In An Op-Ed In The Tennessean. An Economist From Georgia’s Kennesaw State University Who Studies Stadium Impacts, Said The Lack Of Financial Details In Cooper’s Argument Is Concerning.
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A Bill That Would Allow Metro Nashville To Raise Its Hotel Tax By 1 Percentage Point To Help Fund A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Passed Both The Tennessee House And Senate On Wednesday And Will Move To Gov. Bill Lee’s Desk For Approval.
Read moreAfter $500 Million In Funding For A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Passed Tennessee’s Legislature Last Week, The Next Step In The Public Funding Portion Of The Deal Will Be Funding From Metro Nashville.
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