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Bears continue to seek a new stadium. With the efforts made to build a new facility in Chicago gossip, the team renews its exploration of the possibility of suburbs.
According to Crystofer Plask from Arlington Height Daily HeraldThe bears have They resumed their studies Regarding the potential development of the property that the team bought in Arlington Park for nearly $ 200 million.
According to the report, the President/CEO of Bears Kevin Warren confirmed efforts in a back message to the director of the village of Arlington Heights Randy Recklaus. The work was suspended by the team’s advisers two years ago, when a real estate tax dispute appeared with Arlington Heights. As this problem is solved now, Arlington Heights becomes a viable destination.
On Monday night, the Armington Hitz Tom Hayes mayor and village secretaries are expected to agree to an average agreement with their traffic advisor, who will hold the final report of the team’s advisor.
Everything may be part of the efforts made to take advantage of Chicago to make a deal. Or it can be a very realistic alternative, if nothing will not go out of the Chicago project from the ground.
However, the bears remain focused on a 3.2 billion dollar stadium on Chicago Lake. The home field feature in the bad weather will be traded for a 12 -month destination for other events that will help pay the mortgage, then some.
