Missouri Governor Allows More Spending, Property Tax Cap as He Pursues Stadium Deal - Springfield Daily Citizen

Missouri governor allows more spending, property tax cap as he pursues stadium deal - Springfield Daily Citizen

The state Senate approved the financing plan to renovate Arrowhead Stadium and build a replacement for Kauffman Stadium in the early morning hours Thursday. The post Missouri governor allows more spending, property tax cap as he pursues stadium deal appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.

Missouri governor allows more spending, property tax cap as he pursues stadium deal

Gov. Mike Kehoe expanded the agenda of the special session Wednesday enough to win Missouri Senate passage of bills with money for disaster recovery in St. Louis, changes to property taxes policies and tax incentives to finance new or improved…

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Jackson County Exec Frank White Supports Missouri 'Sharing Burden' Of Stadium Funding

Here's the word from the courthouse as this increasingly LESS controversial Show-Me State power move works its way through the special session . . . Check-it . . . Jackson County Executive statement on passage of stadium funding bill by state senate  Read more at tonyskansascity.com

Missouri Senate passes funding plan stadium deal for keeping Royals, Chiefs

State Sen. Kurtis Gregory of Marshall is sponsoring the bill to set aside state tax money to finance new and renovated stadiums for Kansas City sports teams (Annelise Hanshaw/Missouri Independent). Gov. Mike Kehoe expanded the agenda of the special session Wednesday enough to win Missouri Senate passage of bills with money for disaster recovery in St. Louis, changes to property taxes policies and tax incentives to finance new or improved stadium…

Missouri governor allows more spending, property tax cap as he pursues stadium deal – Muddy River News

Gov. Mike Kehoe expanded the agenda of the special session Wednesday enough to win Missouri Senate passage of bills with money for disaster recovery in St. Louis, changes to property taxes policies and tax incentives to finance new or improved stadiums in Kansas City.  Initially scheduled to go in at 10 a.m., the Senate finally convened about seven hours later. Talks over what sweeteners Kehoe needed to get his key objective — tax incentives to …