Troubleshooter Reporter at News 5 Cleveland
CLEVELAND — Some Cleveland City Council leaders are wondering why council is still not part of early talks to renovate Cleveland Browns stadium or potentially build a new Browns stadium complex on new site.
Kazy told News 5 that the Cleveland City Council needs to be involved in early Browns stadium talks as soon as possible. The lease of the current stadium is set to expire in 2028, and a new stadium will take at least a few years to complete. Polensek said state regulations need to be enforced to prevent what happened when the Browns left in the mid-90s. Polensek is the only current member of the Cleveland council who helped bring the Browns back to the city in 1999, and said he doesn't want the city and taxpayers to get forced into a tough deal with Browns ownership once again.
It did tell News 5,"we are actively studying other potential stadium options in Northeast Ohio," and referred us to its initial statement:
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