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ISC AND STATE OF KANSAS REACH DEAL ON NEW $175M SPEEDWAY
Published October 7, 1997
KS officials and FL-based Int'l Speedway Corp. (ISC)
reached agreement on a new 1.5 mile oval speedway to be
constructed in Kansas City, KS. The estimated $197M
facility is scheduled to be completed in 2000 and seat
75,000 (ISC). In K.C., Eric Palmer reports that financing
of the track will involve $55.6M from ISC; $87M in revenue
bonds; $43.2M from the state, "mostly in highway money;"
$7.5M in local taxes and $3.6M in "commitments from
utilities." ISC is slated to pay annual lease payments of
$4.8-7.5M over the life of the issued revenue bonds, and the
"lease payments and the state sales taxes generated at the
track would cover the bond payments." After the bonds are
paid off, ownership of tracks property will transfer from
the Wyandotte County to ISC (K.C. STAR, 10/7).




