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Message: [QUOTE="GoSU96, post: 888879, member: 114"] Really, you think that if the City isn't part of the funding stream the state of New York and Onondaga County are going to leave the City holding the bag. Where in the world do you get more likely than not? The city doesn't have any money. All the parties realize this. They didn't come to her and say we have 400 of 500, where's your 100? If the city hasn't underwritten the bonds, city tax payers aren't at risk from that perspective. And the vast majority of that property is not city owned, either by the City itself or the Syracuse Urban Renewal Agency. Almost all is owned either by Upstate directly or Upstate Prop Devel Inc, which is one of its charitable organization associated with Upstate. At the end of the day it's State land not City. [/QUOTE]