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ONLY ONE OUTLET HAD THISThursday 13 August 2026

rosegardenreport.com carried 4 details no other outlet reported.

The state of Oregon agreed to pay $365 million to update the 31-year-old building, approved back in March; The county committed up to $101.6 million in funding for the project; Tom Dundon acquired the Trail Blazers…

As published

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katu.com as published: Portland City Council approves term sheet for Moda Center upgradeskatu.com2026-08-13 14:08:52kptv.com as published: Portland City Council approves new term sheet for renovation of Moda Center in 8-4 votekptv.com2026-08-13 14:08:52ktvz.com as published: Portland City Council votes 8-4 to approve $120M Moda Center renovation term sheetktvz.com2026-08-13 14:08:52opb.org as published: Portland City Council approves term sheet for Moda Center renovations - Oregon Public Broadcastingopb.org2026-08-13 14:08:52rosegardenreport.com as published: Portland City Council Approves $120 Million Term Sheet for Moda Center Funding: What Comes Nextrosegardenreport.com2026-08-13 14:08:52

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opb.org

  • roughly a dozen audience members held up signs reading 'no bailouts for billionaires,' a nod to the Blazers' new billionaire owner Tom Dundon

named elsewhere in the same article: unnamed audience members

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What happened, for context

Portland City Council voted 8-4 on Wednesday to approve a term sheet for negotiations over major renovations to the Moda Center, intended to secure the Portland Trail Blazers' presence in the city. The approved term sheet commits up to $120 million in city funding and authorizes formal negotiations expected to conclude with a final council vote in December.

4 of 5 articles were readable. Headline only, no body text retrieved, for: kptv.com. Nothing below is drawn from those outlets beyond their headline.

Who reported it

  • katu.comINDEP
  • kptv.comINDEP
  • ktvz.comINDEP
  • opb.orgUNCLASSIFIED
  • rosegardenreport.comUNCLASSIFIED

References

Carried by multiple outlets

  • Portland City Council voted 8-4 on Wednesday to approve a term sheet for Moda Center renovationskatu.com, ktvz.com, opb.org, rosegardenreport.com
  • Councilors Mitch Green, Candace Avalos, Tiffany Koyama Lane, and Angelita Morillo voted nokatu.com, opb.org
  • The city is committing up to $120 million toward renovations of the Moda Centerktvz.com, opb.org, rosegardenreport.com
  • The term sheet is nonbinding and kicks off formal negotiations with the Trail Blazersktvz.com, opb.org
  • The goal is to keep the Portland Trail Blazers in the city for at least another 20 yearskatu.com, ktvz.com
  • Tom Dundon is the Trail Blazers' new owneropb.org, rosegardenreport.com
  • and 1 more, not shown

Reported by one outlet only

  • The proposal includes a late amendment to ask for $3.1 million in annual rent from the team, with an escalator tied to inflation, in addition to $3 million a year in lieu of property taxesonly katu.com
  • The city's ongoing commitment of capital expenses would be covered by a 6% ticket tax and parking revenue in the city-owned East and West garagesonly katu.com
  • The term sheet was drafted with changes to language and authority granted to the arena's Joint Authority with the city, county, and state compared to a July draft versiononly katu.com
  • Councilor Sameer Kanal, who voted in favor, stated 'A yes vote doesn't lock anything in but keeps the door open for negotiations'only ktvz.com
  • Portland Trail Blazers President of Business Operations Dewayne Hankins released a statement Wednesday afternoon supporting the city's approved term sheet and committing to good faith negotiationsonly ktvz.com
  • Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney said 'We have a massive decision about what to do with the city-owned space and we don't have a good faith negotiating partner' but voted to support the planonly opb.org

Reported unevenly

  • The total amount of additional city funding beyond the $120 million base commitment—specifically whether there is a separate $275 million in ongoing funding for approved capital expensesstated by katu.com · absent from ktvz.com, opb.org, rosegardenreport.com