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By jason (registered) | Posted January 07, 2011 at 10:13:18
My letter to council. The odds of this formatting properly on here are slim to none. LOL
Dear Mayor and Council,
With the stadium saga finally about to end I wanted to send my sincere thanks to each of you who have spent far too much time and energy on this issue in order to make the most informed decision possible. Your service to us, the citizens of Hamilton, is much appreciated!
With recent revelations from The TigerCats that they had in fact already zeroed in on the Aldershot site back in June before sending Hamilton council on a wild goose chase around town to study site after site, along with recent statements from Ian Troop that the Pan Am soccer stadium is STILL Hamilton's to choose, (Troop was just on CHML this morning -Friday - and stated that if Hamilton chooses a community 6,000 seat stadium, it's ours)
http://raisethehammer.org/blog/2043/tell_council:_pan_am_stadium_still_hamilton's_to_choose
I feel that our city has no choice but to send our plan to HOSTCO for a 6,000 seat soccer stadium at the West Harbour.
I have arrived at this conclusion due to a number of factors that I feel are vital to share with each of you:
Despite the wishes of the Ticats to locate in Aldershot (which I'm personally fine with - many football teams play in the suburbs) we still have a great opportunity to do something spectacular at our West Harbour, and then in turn the Ivor Wynne site. Please do the right thing for Hamilton, as you have all along, and tell HOSTCO that we will glady take the 6,000 seat stadium and host soccer - the most popular sport on earth.
Thanks for your time, and again, for your service to our fine city.
Comment edited by jason on 2011-01-07 10:15:26
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