In 2005, Jay Cross, the New York Jets president, must decide what to do with the search for a new home for the football team, which he heads, after state authorities in New York City Council rejects $ 1.4 billion plan to build a New York Sports and Convention Center (NYSCC) on the West Side of Manhattan. If built, NYSCC would serve as a home for the aircraft and possibly opening the 2012 Summer Olympic Games. Discusses various roles played by counties in the development process.
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