An apt analogy for Centennial Park

I have been lumped into the naysayers for asking for common sense for the Centennial Park plan and I don’t think it is fair.

It has to make economic sense.

To study feasibility while not addressing financing is like going to a car dealership and signing up to buy a $70,000 truck because you can afford the gas and insurance while never talking about the financing or how you are going to pay for it.

It works up until delivery but then, when the payments come due and I don’t have the coin, it gets repossessed and maybe even makes my family (or city) go bankrupt.

I love the truck, I can afford the fuel and insurance. I can't sign for it without knowing the cost and payment plan. My vision is I want to drive that big, beautiful truck and see a shiny new arena as much as you but I can’t sign the papers without planning to make good on the note.

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