Negotiations aimed at helping facilitate a new Chicago Bears stadium in Arlington Heights will continue this summer as lawmakers wrap up their session in Springfield.
Proposed legislation to help facilitate the Chicago Bears’ construction of a new stadium and entertainment district at the site of the former Arlington International Racecourse will remain on the sidelines as the General Assembly’s session comes to an end.
“It would allow us time over the summer to create consensus with our members, the Chicago Bears, local officials and labor leaders,” State Rep. Martin Moylan, who was one of the sponsors of the legislation, said. “We owe it to ourselves to get this right.”
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