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SBD/Issue 64/Facilities & Venues
Facility Notes
Published December 13, 2005
VOTED DOWN: The Lino Lakes (MN) City Council last night voted 3-2 against a resolution “that called for a citizen vote” on a proposed three-quarter-cent sales tax to help pay for a $560M Vikings stadium complex in Anoka County. Anoka County Dir of Government Services Steve Novak said that the county “intends to ask the Legislature to grant an exemption from the state law that requires a referendum on sales taxes” (Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE, 12/13).
TIGHT LINES: NCAA Exec VP Tom Jernstedt said that organization leaders met with architects “so that basketball sightlines will be considered during construction” of the new Colts stadium. He said that the stadium may be able to hold 65,000-70,000 fans for the 2010 Final Four, compared to 43,500 at the RCA Dome (INDIANAPOLIS STAR, 12/10).






