Ronayne found the one stadium funding plan the billionaires would love: Leila Atassi

Chris Ronayne, a top Cuyahoga executive, has proposed a controversial plan to make residents foot the bill for stadium repairs without their consent, despite earlier promises that any sales tax measures would be put to a public vote. This move has raised eyebrows and sparked debate about transparency and accountability in public funding decisions. Critics argue it undermines democratic processes and could lead to higher taxes for residents, while supporters might see it as a necessary step to keep sports teams thriving. This development highlights the ongoing tension between public funding and democratic oversight.