What's important to note here is the FACT that I personally sat in several of these Skate Park Meetings from the very beginning and I can 100% assure you that the people involved GUARANTEED that not a single penny would come from the taxpayers to build and maintain this facility.
Once again these LIBERALS flat out LIED to our representatives and the public taxpayers. Grant money has already been awarded to these people and that comes from the taxpayers.
I say, STOP any and all funding and hold these people accountable to their word.
good luck joe, you are talking on def ears...
ReplyDeleteAnytime anyone guarantees anything you know they are flat out liars. Nothing is guaranteed. It wouldn't surprise me that the skateboard crowd would say this as they are nothing but a bunch of punks.
ReplyDeleteIf you want a skate park build your own, on your own property with your own money.
Don't forget your new buddy Jake Day provided the swing vote that got the skate park passed in the City Council. Also voted for the rain tax. But everyone says he's a swell guy, LOL.
ReplyDelete1010-Skateboarders aren't the ones lying, it's the elected politicians.
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ReplyDeleteWhich ones? Let's see the names and the lies.
Tim Spies is a member of the POS committee. The Mayor stating the city never knew is a flat out lie!
ReplyDeleteIt should never be placed on
ReplyDeletesouth Park Drive. It interferes with a residential area. Put it next to Pony League field.
Well there goes more property values down the drain. Who wants to live near that mess and all the trouble/fights that will break out. What a waste of money.
ReplyDelete10:30 AM Well said, I think all of a sudden a lot of people are forgetting his past. And why are some all of a sudden pro Day that were opposed before?? Makes me wonder what deal behind closed doors was struck.
ReplyDeleteThere has never been a skate park in a non vacation destination that has not become a haven for drug abuse and social problems.
ReplyDeletewhy need a park when the streets are filled with them?
ReplyDeleteWe neither need nor want a skateboard park. Why not allow a vote on the ballot?
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