Quote Originally Posted by posylady View Post
I read somewhere on the web that it was the original deal the State had offered carrier. Carrier was paying back the incentive the State gave them. The amount paid back by carrier to the State was something like 700,000 because they were leaving the State and broke aggrement. What the article said was that the State was giving them back the 700,000 carrier paid back in agreement to stay. The rest of the incentives that was originally negotiated would be reactivated. So according to the article it was the original deal that was on table and wouldn't cost tax payers anymore that already arranged through the state.
I hear what you're saying. However, logic tell me a additional sweetener of some sort must have been added to the pot. It either had to be that or a threat that convinced them to change their mind. Perhaps it was a threat that worked ....... I don't know.