The Dallas Cowboys didn’t obtain a permit to install temporary seating at Cowboys Stadium until about three weeks before the Super Bowl, despite being informed of Arlington’s requirements five months ahead of the big game, according to records released by the city Friday.
City and stadium officials then scrambled to prepare the temporary seating for the game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers, the records show, but about 1,250 of the seats were deemed unsafe—and about 400 fans who had bought tickets with a face value of $800 had nowhere to sit.
E-mails between Ed Dryden, Arlington’s chief building official, and Jack Hill, the stadium’s general manager, show the city began asking about the permit last September but didn’t receive a request for it until Jan. 13.
The lack of a response during the intervening months prompted at least one reminder from Dryden.More »^ Less
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