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Three questions for mayor, aldermen

Landmark Staff by Landmark Staff
November 11, 2021
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Three questions every Parkville citizen should ask the mayor and aldermen with regard to the proposed sports complex at Platte Landing Park.

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1. Will the citizens of Parkville be given the opportunity to vote as to whether or not they want a multi-million dollar sports complex built in the Platte Landing Park. (Note: Don’t fall for their line that this was voted on by the public on April 2, 2019. On that ballot there was nothing on that ballot about a sports complex.)

2. Does it make sense to build such an expensive complex on a flood plain beside a wetlands area?

3. Will you promise the citizens you will support a policy that anyone renting/leasing these fields will not be allowed to make a profit from their use?

–Harvey Greer

Parkville

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