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Message: [QUOTE="FrancoPizza, post: 2917313, member: 5195"] Any large project of that magnitude would expect similar credits. It's basically an expectation to offset the taxation and regulation in this state. Even all the apartments going up are getting some breaks albeit on a smaller scale. What hurt the destiny timeline was the constant obstruction and petty bickering with previous administrations. Love or hate the mall, it's a regional attraction that generates 25% of its sales tax from tourists and Canadian visitors. I hope the 81 decision does not impact negatively but it wouldn't surprise me to see Pyramid threaten to take their ball and go home. Right now they are trying to stay ahead of the game by diversifying away from retail and more towards entertainment. In frustration they could just say it and try to sell like they considered 10-15 years ago. Maybe they'll take their services to Washington with Hop. [/QUOTE]