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Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb has proposed a $461 million renovation plan to keep the Cleveland Browns' stadium downtown, aiming to avoid the team's potential move to a new $2.4 billion domed stadium in Brook Park. The proposal includes $227 million from ticket tax increases and offers a 30-year lease extension. Bibb emphasized the economic and cultural importance of the Browns staying in Cleveland, noting that losing the team would negatively impact local businesses and jobs. The Haslam Sports Group, which owns the Browns, is still considering its options, including the new stadium in Brook Park, and has not made a final decision. The city assures that the renovation funds will not impact other municipal services and aims to protect the city's budget while enhancing the fan experience.
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