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Originally Posted by combusean
It'd be nice if there was a lot to work with. Chase would make sense literally anywhere in the Valley with its mini-moat on Jefferson and surface parking the same way its design is particularly obnoxious downtown. There's some fire lane weirdness with how the actual perimeter of the building works no doubt, but I'm optimistic they can redevelop all that crap.
The elephant calf in the room is the nitty gritty of the details. A stadium/theme park/entertainment district on the Chase property might actually need them to RFP a hotel concept and go through all the state-mandated public dispositions process or else Goldwater will likely have a field day.
I wish the bipartisan knuckle draggers in the Senate Finance Committee would be thinking of that rather than asinine comparisons to TIF, needless stonewalling from the Democrat, or obnoxious sanctimony and usual screeching from Medusa Ugenti.
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Goldwater won't lift a finger in opposition. Ken Kedrick's wife is on their board.