Local Impact
People
History Of Taxes In Local Infrastructure
Funding Types
Our Proposal
100

Supporters claim that stadiums help with these 2 aspects of the local economy?

Tourism and jobs

100

Who is Mark Davis?

A owner of the Raiders

100

This stadium was built in 1966, with 500 million dollars in public funding, leaving the city with 20 million dollars of annual debt

Oakland Coliseum

100

Which funding type causes the greatest debt for the public?

Public Funding

100

What is shared funding

Both taxpayers and private investors share the cost

200

According to research, what type of economic benefit is usually NOT seen from stadiums?

Long-term

200

Who’s the 49ers CEO

Jed York

200

Completed between 2012-2014, this stadium cost 1.2 billion dollars in private and public joint funding, Hint: It’s local to us.

Levi’s Stadium

200

What is one benefit of mixed funding for stadiums?

Shared debt burden, boosts economy, or new tax laws

200

What percentage cap does our proposal suggest for taxpayer spending

20%

300

When cities fund stadiums, this group usually reaps the most benefits.

Team Owners

300

Who’s the owner of the Oakland A’s

John Fisher

300

This Santa Clara County measure was passed in 2010 and limited the use of public debt to protect citizens from new taxes for stadium funds

Measure J/CFD

300

In mixed funding what is typically larger Public or Private contribution?

Private

300

What penalty is proposed for exceeding the cap?

Fines or Penalties

400

These are the two branches that take a hit with public funding

Infrastructure and Transportation

400

Who is Libby Schaaf?

A former mayor of Oakland

400

Built from 2017-2019, this stadium was built purely from private funds (costed 1.4 billion dollars

Chase Center

400

What kind of funding did the Chase Center use, and how much public debt was acquired

Private funding and $0 public debt

400

In our proposal what is a Public Oversight Board

 A group that watches how the money is spent

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