Cleveland Councilman Urges Browns to Adhere to 'Art Modell Law' in Stadium Talks
Cleveland City Councilman Brian Kazy plans to introduce legislation to enforce Ohio Revised Code Section 9.67, which aims to prevent the Cleveland Browns from moving their home games elsewhere without proper notice or opportunity for local purchase. The legislation seeks to ensure the city remains involved in the process and will undergo review before potentially reaching the mayor. The Browns owners are considering building a domed stadium in a Cleveland suburb, but their current lease for Cleveland Browns Stadium runs until 2028, sparking a debate over the team's future home.