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Kansas' Star Bonds Will Linger in Chiefs, Royals Stadium Talks - Kansas ...
JOHNSON COUNTY, KANSAS, JUN 26 – Chiefs seek more time to explore Kansas' offer to cover up to 70% of stadium costs amid competition with Missouri's 50% funding plan, with talks continuing until July 7.
- The Kansas City Chiefs requested an extension to the STAR Bond legislation deadline set to expire on June 30, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri.
- This request follows a year of complex negotiations and a competing Missouri special session advancing the Show-Me Sports Investment Act to retain the Chiefs and Royals in Missouri.
- Chiefs President Mark Donovan emphasized the significance of bringing the NFL to Kansas with a domed stadium, headquarters, practice facility, and entertainment district requiring more time to finalize.
- Donovan remarked that the project is approaching a critical phase and that the additional time granted by the extension will allow all parties involved to successfully complete the effort.
- Legislative leaders can retroactively approve this extension, potentially prolonging Kansas' efforts to fund stadium development and influence the Chiefs’ location decision.
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Kansas to call timeout with clock ticking on STAR Bond deadline as Chiefs request extension to continue negotiation - The Sentinel
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Business leaders don't care as long as teams stay near KC - The Leavenworth Times
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