First vote for arena district passed by Salt Lake city council and it's comparison to Arizona

The city council in Salt Lake City approved the first step to pledge 900 million dollars to the Smith Entertainment Group for renovations to delta center and a whole new arena district around the arena. How does this experience in Utah compare to the battles for an arena anywhere in Arizona?
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[@alvizothegreat8096]

It sucks for the Coyotes, I think it was the combination of bad ownership and the politics in Arizona, I mean the voters did pass to build a new arena in Scottsdale in 2002 but the City Council said "No" basically saying screw what the voters want, then Glendale shoop in because at that time land was cheaper

[@cyberdalekyeti]

Yes i belief it will all pass and Salt Lake City will also get the 2030 Winter Olympics now.

[@dsarmy1]

*2034

[@dsarmy1]

The Olympics will be awarded on 24 July.

[@ssmith87]

It never happened in Arizona because poor ownership groups and that’s the bottom line. A lot of Politicians at the state & especially local level are most likely not going to work with poor or untrustworthy business people. Ryan and Ashley Smith have been there for quite a while and I’m sure they’ve established a good relationship throughout Salt Lake City so it’s easier to make that decision when you have trustworthy people.