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Santa Clara Stadium Authority approves budget, rejects 49ers request to pay for office space

Summary by Santa Cruz Sentinel
$6.4 million in revenues and rent from Levi's Stadium are expected to go to the city's general fund.

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Santa Clara Stadium Authority approves budget, rejects 49ers request to pay for office space

The Santa Clara Stadium Authority Board has just approved its $60.9 million operating and $18.6 million capital budgets for the upcoming fiscal year, with projections that more than $6 million in revenues and rent from Levi’s Stadium will move into the city’s general fund. The Board, which is made up of members of the Santa Clara City Council, unanimously approved the budget on Tuesday night and denied a request from the San Francisco 49ers to f…

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The Silicon Valley VoiceThe Silicon Valley Voice

Stadium Authority Approves Budget With Contentious Item Removed - The Silicon Valley Voice

The Santa Clara Stadium Authority (SCSA) approved its annual budget — with the exception of a hefty line item for previously contested office space. After a study session where $620,000 for office space rental for the Forty-Niners Management Company (ManCo) — the entity that manages non-NFL events for the stadium authority — was at issue, city employees returned with a budget that excluded the expense. “We do not believe that is an appropriate c…

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Santa Clara News OnlineSanta Clara News Online

The 49ers Want Public Dollars to Pay for Their Private Offices – A Challenge to Public Trust

By Dr. Tom Shanks ​Tonight, the Santa Clara City Council will deliberate on the San Francisco 49ers’ proposal for the Stadium Authority to allocate $640,000 toward leasing an additional facility beyond Levi’s Stadium, which the city owns and leases to the team.  The 49ers essentially want the public dollars to pay for their private office space.  The $640,000 is for just the first year.  The team wants funding to continue for many years and incr…

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Santa Clara News Online broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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