No private entity has been willing to propose, never mind prove financial stability, to enter such a lease. Discussion has always centered on activities not directly tied to the slopes.
So a private hotel and restaurant would be in the scope of the current privatization... but for reasons not transmitted to the public... was considered privatization run amok.
It may have been with further study that the proposal was not financially or legally viable... but it never got to that stage.
So they would need to transmit what the privatization plan is...
Is it all or nothing? Because in that case, they should be working to tell Centerplate that either they lease the entire area or get out... but it seems that they are willing to privatize pieces - so why not these pieces?
I can hypothesize, but not know for sure.
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