Stadium Renovations

bulletAny Stadium renovations must be approved by the commissioner's office. Renovations may only take place during the off-season.
bulletYou may increase the capacity of your stadium. The initial construction cost will be $1,000,000  plus another million for every 1,000 seats you would like to add.
bulletYou may request to build a new stadium in the off-season. You will be responsible for paying between 5 and 15 % of the cost while the local taxpayers will be responsible for the rest. Costs will be as follows:
bulletPermanent Roof - $15,000,000
bulletRetractable Roof - $25,000,000
bulletGrass - $1,000,000
bulletTurf - $5,000,000
bulletSeats - $1,000,000 / 1,000 seats
bulletConstruction Costs - $100,000,000
bulletThe percentage the team will pay is based on a few considerations: (absolute min is 5% and max is 15%)
bulletStart at 15% and then adjusted for the following:
bulletMarket Size:  
bullet+5 % for Almost Nonexistent; Tiny 
bullet+2 % for Small
bullet0 % for Below Average
bullet- 2 % for Average
bullet- 5 % for Slightly Above Average, Good
bullet- 7.5 % for Big, Really Big
bullet- 10 % for Huge
bulletFan Loyalty
bullet- 5 % for GREAT
bullet- 4 % for Very Good
bullet- 3 % for Good
bullet0 % for Average
bullet+ 3 % for Fair
bullet+ 4 % for Poor
bullet+ 5 % for Extremely Poor
bulletFor every 1,000 seats over 50,000, there will be a surcharge of $500,000 that the taxpayer will not pay. So if your stadium will have a 60,000 capacity, you'd have to add $5,000,000 to the cost of the stadium due to this surcharge.
bulletStadiums are completed once they are paid off. Teams may pay off any amount they wish each season until the stadium or renovations are paid off, but there is a $1,000,000  minimum . There is no penalty for carrying over a balance from one season to the next. Payments are made by notifying the commish.