OK I will attend the meetings when announced,but with the little I know and therefore will make assumptions,some may be incorrect.
The league's club debt is wiped.
The land is still owned by the club: a given .Under normal circumstances ,the developer buys the land and develops.He doesn't have to expend on land purchase in order to start the shebang.
The risk is taken by the developer and the finance company,but the rewards if things go to plan are large.
The risk for the league's club is either the project doesn't go ahead,or the developers go down the gurgler and the car park looks like bombed out Baghdad.
The housing units they build and sell to prospective buyers,will be the developers profit,and maybe the share in the capital gains when the owner sells also goes to the developer.The balance to the owner.
With a supermarket lets say an IGA size one,the residents will be almost a captive audience and also be close to the leagues club facility.The club benefits also from their patronage.
The club at the start ,during and at the end receives large lump sum payments,in addtion to the annual rental for use of the land and facilites ,until completion(which I am led to believe will take at least 5 years)
After 99 years the buildings (unless the area is under 3 metres of water ,due to global warming,will revert to the 20 times permiership winning Sharks.
If what i suggest is near the mark,the Leagues club does quite nicely.
In summary nil debt,some decent lumps sums maybe 3 in toto ,annual rental until completion,and a few hundred people residing in the club's backyard,with money to spend.I suggest that puts the club leagues and football club ,into one of the strongest positions of any rl club.
If the leagues club can make money now with a huge debt,imagine the situation with no debt.