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And two prominent Bay Area sports business expertss say while the initial agreemenft reached by city and team officials earlier this montuh appear favorable for Santa the city will have to remain vigilanty to stick toits $79 million financialp commitment. On June 23, Sant a Clara City Council members, who approved the stadium on a 5-2 will discuss details of a charter review committee being formesd to look into a proposed amendment ofthe city’s requirementf for competitive bidding on public The committee is likely to meet only a few timesw before making recommendations to the City Council and include 15 or 16 including one appointee each from the council’a seven members, according to Carol McCarthy, Santa Clara’s deputy city The charter amendment, requested by officials of the National Football League team who want to work with architectws and developers of their own choosing because they’rr assuming at least $825 million of project would likely appear on the ballotg at the same time as the football stadium sometime next spring.
The amendment would apply only to construction ofthe 49ers’ facility.
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