FOX 29's Jeff Cole breaks down the latest developments on the proposed new Philadelphia 76ers arena as city council reaches the second day of hearings.
Both sticking points boil down to funding. And it’s unclear if the Sixers are willing to spend more to make the Center City ...
In the five-hour hearing, it became clear that there are some major sticking points for City Council that could potentially ...
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City Council is slated to vote on the project in just three weeks, and Wednesday was the second of eight days of committee ...
After second day of hearing testimony on the proposed Sixers arena, Philadelphia City Council wants the team to commit more money to the community and not interfere with the city's 2026 plans.
The Sixers have agreed to a $50 million Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) to be spent on assisting the surrounding community ...
Some legislators also criticized officials over the $50 million community benefits agreement, saying it isn't enough.
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Sixers official says team won’t add more money to community benefits agreement, Squilla says they may have to for arena legislation to passPhilly Council grills 76ers execs over taxpayer support and community benefits for Center City arena How can Philadelphians ...
On the first day of Philadelphia City Council’s high-profile hearings on the 76ers’ arena proposal, lawmakers raised concerns ...
The 76ers and SEPTA have yet to reach an agreement over how the cash-strapped authority will cover the additional operational ...
But the team’s stance imperils the proposal, said Council Member Mark Squilla, who introduced the bills in question and ...
On the first of eight days of hearings about the project, legislators showed concern over disruptions at Jefferson Station ...
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