The Kansas City Chiefs have successfully secured control over the majority of land required for their proposed $3 billion facilities in Kansas, including a new stadium in Wyandotte County and a practice facility in Olathe. This significant development comes five months after the team announced its plans to relocate across the state line. The project will be primarily funded through $2.8 billion in state-issued sales tax and revenue (STAR) bonds, which will be repaid using new sales tax revenue generated from the development area. The Chiefs had a deadline of May 15 to finalize land control to ensure exclusivity in their dealings with Kansas. According to Pat Lowry, a spokesperson for the Kansas Department of Commerce, the Chiefs have indicated they have control over the necessary sites. Local governments in both Olathe and Wyandotte County have also committed to supporting the STAR bonds by pledging local incremental sales tax revenues. The next steps involve establishing the official boundaries for the STAR bonds district, with state officials expecting to finalize these details in the coming months.