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Originally Posted by TakeFive
And if Gaylord should decide to pursue the previous tentative deal in Arizona, I'm sure that the City of Mesa, DMB Assoc. and Governor Doug Ducey would be delighted to help. After all, Arizona is well known for their fabulous resort hotels that cater to the corporate and convention crowd. Having recently accommodated the highest rated sporting event in history, the door is always open for doing a deal. In fact, Gaylord would have good company as the State and City of Mesa recently closed and passed through the legislature an incentive package for a $2 billion data and command center for Apple in the same area.
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Colorado is not Arizona. You do not need a tax payer financed hotel in aurora when you already have a tax payer financed convention center in Denver. It was a ridiculous decision to have tax payers finance two projects that will ultimately compete with one another for revenue.
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