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Well well well, what is this? Could the stadium proposal to keep the San Diego Chargers in the city that loves them finally have some renderings to entice the hell out of the fans?
Councilmember Scott Sherman releasing his plan/vision for multi-use stadium. Qualcomm falls in Sherman's district. pic.twitter.com/8UHFqAct1h
— Annie Heilbrunn (@annieheilbrunn) April 1, 2015
Rendering of Councilmember Sherman's proposed multi-use stadium plan at Qualcomm location. pic.twitter.com/k8ZMvMlBxz
— Annie Heilbrunn (@annieheilbrunn) April 1, 2015
One more shot of Sherman's proposed stadium. Will have video later that includes renderings and plan. pic.twitter.com/GRcL37Y4B8
— Annie Heilbrunn (@annieheilbrunn) April 1, 2015
Sherman said plan includes park, restaurants, hotels,etx. Plan isn't final; meant to help CSAG with options. Said no cost to general fund.
— Annie Heilbrunn (@annieheilbrunn) April 1, 2015
Hello, nurse!
I'm not exactly sure why there appears to be an outdoor church/sundial outside of the stadium, nor do I think that normal-sized trolley station is going to cut it consider there is no parking lot (sorry, tailgaters), but color me excited and continually impressed by the efforts of San Diego's politicians to keep the team.
It's worth noting that renderings often end up looking very different from the end product, but the idea in place here of a "Chargers village" surrounding the stadium is one that has been needed for a very long time.