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Shea Hey: San Jose ballpark plan is taking shape

After attempts to build a new stadium in Oakland and Fremont, the owners are taking a new tact. Now the target is San Jose, but there's no news conference this time. Just a series of renderings displayed last weekend at the San Jose Jazz Festival and posted Tuesday on the Baseball San Jose blog (baseballsanjose.com).

San Jose City Council Certifies Ballpark SEIR

In a unanimous vote, the San Jose City Council certified the proposed stadium's Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (SEIR). Public comments were overwhelmingly in favor of the project.

Thank you to all those who came out in support of Major League Ball in San Jose!

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Economic Impact

An Economic Impact Analysis report presented by the San Jose Redevelopment Agency and developed by the Conventions Sports & Leisure International (CSL)—a leading consultant in the convention, sport, entertainment and visitor industries—indicated that the City of San Jose would see strong financial benefits from the construction and operation of a Major League Ballpark.

  •  A new Major League Baseball ballpark in Downtown San Jose has the potential to generate approximately 1,000 new jobs and $130 million in ongoing economic benefit with a positive impact on the City of San Jose’s.

  • With a fully operational facility in 2014, the ballpark would produce $130 million in annual economic impact and approximately 1,000 new jobs paying wages of more than $60 million, according to the report. 

  • Over a 30-year period, the cumulative economic impact would total $2.9 billion and personal wages paid exceeding $1.3 billion.

  • The report found that the ballpark would generate $1.5 million per year net new tax revenues for the City’s General Fund and more than $1.9 million for other local agencies for affordable housing and Santa Clara County.

  • Local hotels, restaurants, stores, and nightspots will benefit, with the average ballpark attendee anticipated to spend $47 at businesses outside of the Major League Baseball facility.