http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ums-fail-to-comply-with-important-public-law/
I am sorry, but that seems like a really stupid law.
The pursuit of public funds for football stadiums carries with it certain obligations that wouldn’t apply if football teams would simply build their own buildings. In Florida, the powers-that-be previously passed a law requiring venues that receive public funds to discharge an important public duty: provide shelter to the homeless when the buildings are otherwise not in use.
To date, the three NFL stadiums located in Florida, along with numerous other facilities, have failed to comply. Now, a pair of Republican legislators hope to force the stadiums to comply — or to refund the public money previously received.
Per the Palm Beach Post, Senator Mike Bennett claims that none of the 17 facilities that have received public assistance have complied with the law. This includes Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium, Jacksonville’s EverBank Field, and Miami’s SunLife Stadium.
I am sorry, but that seems like a really stupid law.