GREEN BAY – Green Bay city council members will publicly discuss the stalled Lambeau Field lease negotiations this afternoon. Green Bay Common Council President Brian Johnson said a press conference is scheduled for 4:15 p.m. Wednesday near the "I Love ...

The Green Bay City Council is holding a press conference to discuss the ongoing stadium lease negotiations involving the city, the Green Bay Packers, and the Green Bay/Brown County Professional Football Stadium District.

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — The Green Bay City Council wants to set the record straight on its approach to Lambeau Field lease talks with the Packers. Negotiations between the two sides have been non-existent most of the year, after the Packers made three offers for an extension.

Green Bay Packers, city battle over current Lambeau Field lease and over coming to agreement on long-term extension.

The Green Bay City Council shares its side of the on-going dispute with the Green Bay Packers on a proposed lease extension at Lambeau Field. At a news conference Wednesday on the CityDeck, Council President Brian Johnson says the city wants to negotiate in good faith with the Packers but not under the conditions laid out by the team.

Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich says the Packers' proposed plan for the team's lease agreement is a "total non-starter" for the city.

The Green Bay Packers and their host city have very different views of what a new Lambeau Field lease should include, and the two sides appear even to disagree on the existing one.

While in Green Bay for a campaign rally, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz -- a devout Vikings fan -- paid a visit to 1265 Lombardi Avenue, home of the Packers.

Green Bay's city council will give an update Wednesday afternoon regarding where negotiations stand between the city, the Packers, and the Stadium District Board on a new lease for Lambeau Field.