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While it may sound appealing that this new funding mechanism generates "no new taxes," it’s essential to recognize the shift in resources. Funding that would have previously supported local services—such as education and healthcare—will now be reallocated to the stadium. This critical detail raises questions about the long-term implications for community funding and priorities.
Furthermore, the dynamic between the state, local government, and the Diamondbacks complicates the matter. The bill's approval hinges not only on the viability of the lease negotiations but the willingness of all parties to work collaboratively.