The bonds that funded the $660 million Soldier Field renovation are paid off with part of the city’s hotel tax — but that financing package also assumed hotel tax revenue would grow a rosy 5.5% a year. When it doesn’t, Chicago taxpayers are supposed to make up the difference - as they did in 2011.
I’d love to be a fly on the wall in the finance department. Some analyst who can barely read. They’ll negotiate new term sheets on behalf of the City. They’ll agree to anything to move this time Bomb off their desk. Yea Done!!
I’d love to be a fly on the wall in the finance department. Some analyst who can barely read. They’ll negotiate new term sheets on behalf of the City. They’ll agree to anything to move this time Bomb off their desk. Yea Done!!