suburbs shouldn't be allowed to exist. you developed all the way to a race track, and now you're tryna close that shit down to pave over it and build more condos out of MDF that will crater in value. get bent.
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Supposedly, the track has generated more noise despite the limited calendar, and has inadequate facilities. (The track is on county-owned land.) The track purportedly has inadequate sewage facilities and water supplies, which the plaintiffs purport contain high levels of arsenic. No numbers to back up any of these claims are provided in the document.
ah so we're finally at the point where they're just Making Shit Up entirely huh. i remember like two years ago when (i think) the new mayor or something of that effect said he wanted to turn the track into a resort or some shit cause as it is it's not a "familial destination" because... women don't go to watch races (according to him)
Development wants, development gets. Development wants this neighborhood gone, so the city just wants the same.
We need to summon some two stroke biker gangs to make that a Dangerous Neighborhood (because people keep partying and revving bikes a bunch)