A letter sent Thursday by two Republican legislators detailed the latest version of the plan, including:
• A roof.
• A Minnesota Stadium Authority, which would own the stadium and pick the site.
• $300 million in state money, with at least $30 million a year.
• New fees and taxes to raise that money, including a sports memorabilia tax, stadium naming rights, a lottery game and a pro football player income tax surcharge.
• A requirement for the Vikings to pay $1 for every $2 paid by state and local governments and to cover cost overruns.
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