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Atlanta's Blank: Seat licenses part of stadium deal plans

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better than forcing tax payers to foot the bill.

Most of the options involving tax payer or public funding are now put to a vote. Let the majority decide.

And I've been to the Georgia Dome several times and trust me, I've been in many dome stadiums that are absolute sh!tholes- the New Orleans Superdome being one- and I don't think the Georgia Dome is all that bad. Traffic and parking blows, but that's true of most stadiums built "in town."

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i like that it's a proposed open air stadium. a throwback to the atlanta-fulton county stadium days would be awesome. as it is having half of the NFC south teams in domes blows.

It's a retractable roof stadium, technically not open-air. And I'd be willing to bet most retractable roof stadiums stayed closed more than they stay opened during football season.

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