SAN FRANCISCO -- The San Francisco 49ers removed another major hurdle standing in the way of the teams plans for a new stadium in Silicon Valley. The owners of an amusement park that sits next to the proposed stadium site in Santa Clara announced a deal Tuesday that resolves parking concerns that had bottled up the stadium plan. San Francisco 49ers President Jed York called it an important step in the project. The city of Santa Clara and the team announced last week that they had secured $850 million in funding for the stadium. York is scheduled to meet Thursday with San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, who is hoping to make a last-ditch attempt to keep the football team in the city, the San Francisco Chronicle reported (http://bit.ly/sFQb7d ). The mayor said he believes the franchises move to a new stadium in Silicon Valley is all but assured and that only the NFL could stop it. "Its a business decision thats being made here. If someones got hundreds of millions of dollars lying around, we havent seen it," Lee said. Ohio-based Cedar Fair Entertainment Co., owners of Californias Great America amusement park, had been vocal in its opposition to the stadium proposal and earlier sued the city of Santa Clara for a loss of parking and other reasons. The company in September said it had planned to sell the amusement park to a real estate firm, clearing the way for a new stadium next to the park. But Cedar Fair said on Tuesday that the sale fell through and that it had reached a compromise with the 49ers. Details about the long-term agreement were not released, but Cedar Fair said it now plans to keep operating the amusement park. The deal still needs approval of the stadium authority and Santa Clara officials, Cedar Fair said. "This arrangement leads the way to a mutually beneficial relationship between Cedar Fair, the 49ers and the City of Santa Clara," said Cedar Fair President Matt Ouimet. York said the combination of an NFL stadium and an amusement park in one spot would offer many entertainment options. Last week, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America-Merrill Lynch and U.S. Bank agreed to an $850 million loan for the estimated $1 billion new stadium, the team and Santa Clara officials said. The rest of the money would come from the league, local taxes and redevelopment funds. Lee said he hoped the NFL might insist that the 49ers stay in San Francisco and share a stadium with the Oakland Raiders. "They do have a meeting scheduled to talk about several things," 49ers spokesman Steve Weakland said of Lee and Yorks planned sit-down. "With respect to our stadium project, however, the 49ers are committed to building a stadium in Santa Clara." One of two public hearings on the loan is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Santa Clara City Hall. Final approval is expected this spring. Cheap MLB Jerseys . - A trainer flooding the field with five horses. . 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