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Message: [QUOTE="10TOES, post: 4577920, member: 8385"] If you want to see a similar example of a renovation. Daytons UD Arena went through a $75mill in 2019 (similar budget with escalation). Original building was constructed in 1969. Obviously not apples to apples and UD Arena had much better “bones”. But they did make renovations that brought the building into the 21st century and vastly improved fan experience. [URL="https://www.stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/ud-arena-dayton-flyers-s834"]UD Arena - Dayton Flyers[/URL] I don’t see a world in which they approve anything larger than this. My company builds large commercial construction projects, in the last month we have seen a few large projects go on “pause” and multiple projects we were bidding get pulled off the streets. If we get a $100mill renovation approved take it, at least if you want anything done in the next 5+ years. [/QUOTE]