The coalition is expecting money from the federal, state, county and town governments.

It's unfair to call it a tax. It is a one-time fee that will be charged to the buyer, not like property taxes that reoccur every year.

It was a misstep. I'd like everybody to get past it and get the right people in place.

We have two concerns. One, the civic and environmental community was not part of the process and two, we don't feel the town did the extensive search they should have done.

The money we spent to buy the team, the money to move here, the money for the dressing room, that's gone. We're not worried about that. We're happy just to break even on an operating level. We're happy right now.

A lot of (the nonprofits) stepped up without being told there would be any money for them they did the humanitarian thing. We're trying to do what we can to move the process along so these people can get paid.