Lawmakers punt Bears property tax bill to April – Capitol News IL

The Chicago Bears will have to wait until at least April for action on a property tax measure that would boost their efforts to build a domed stadium in Arlington Heights. State Rep. Kam Buckner, D-Chicago, the top House Democratic negotiator, confirmed to Capitol News Illinois that the bill won’t move before the House adjourns Friday.
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kazys skirpa
7 months ago

The way things are going, the Bears will be lucky to get the plastic canopy over Soldier Field. Obviously, they don’t want a stadium on a contaminated swamp near an oil refinery. It’s nothing but a ruse. The Chicago contingent won’t vote for a bill to subsidize Arlington Park without a payoff.

Call my shrink
7 months ago

If I were the Bears I’d be packing my bags with a middle finger pointed towards Springfield

Deb
7 months ago

Wouldn’t need a priory tax increase to fund Bears stadium if IL would stop funding illegals.

Tom
7 months ago

They are going to Indiana. Business decision.

Fed up neighbor
7 months ago

Bears should punt on Chicago

David F
7 months ago

Punt on Illinois

Free at Last
7 months ago

I am guessing the Bears already know they are being strung out to create leverage.

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