View Full Version : By a 3-2 count....Road Atlanta rezoning turned down
ctbimmer 08-14-2006, 01:21 PM The Hall County Commission has rejected the proposed rezoning of the residential development that would have been adjacent to Road Atlanta's back straight.
Details at the following link: http://www.accessnorthga.com/news/hall/newfullstory.asp?ID=105960
This link has additional perspective: http://www.gainesvilletimes.com/news/stories/20060811/localnews/116540.shtml
M3Alpine99 08-14-2006, 03:40 PM notice that two woman wanted to build the neighborhood
then 3 men voted to not build the neoghborhood :)
M3Bill 08-14-2006, 03:44 PM That's great news!
Doctor Wha 08-14-2006, 03:49 PM :buttrock
Robstah 08-14-2006, 03:57 PM Great news. Any chance of them trying the same again?
Doctor Wha 08-14-2006, 03:59 PM Any chance of them trying the same again?
With empty land, commissioners drooling over potential property tax revenue, and women having the right to vote, there's not just a chance, but a certainty. :shifty
Sparc_it 08-14-2006, 04:18 PM Road Atlanta should buy the property......
///M3Hellrot 08-15-2006, 12:21 PM Turn the land into a racing country club. Let people in that don't care about a little extra noise every now and then and maybe have some garage space and mechanics on site. Maybe condos or townhomes instead of single family homes and maybe a small hotel/restaurant. You could have corporate events out there and for sure the hotel would fill up for big races like the Petit LeMans.
joecoolinatl 08-15-2006, 03:06 PM Turn the land into a racing country club. Let people in that don't care about a little extra noise every now and then and maybe have some garage space and mechanics on site. Maybe condos or townhomes instead of single family homes and maybe a small hotel/restaurant. You could have corporate events out there and for sure the hotel would fill up for big races like the Petit LeMans.
the reason that wont work
too much logic
keeptheuroalive 08-16-2006, 07:38 PM Haha. Score one for RA.
M3Lea 08-16-2006, 10:29 PM and women having the right to vote,
I vote for a gigantic skid pad!
Doctor Wha 08-17-2006, 07:15 AM I vote for a gigantic skid pad!
:rofl
You know what I mean. The vast majority of women aren't badass/cool like GP & you. ;)
Instead, they crave some kind of imposed "security," and want to extend their nesting instinct to the whole blasted planet. And they will do so, by gawd, whether the rest of us care to be shackled into the universal car seats of their vacuum-headed, pastels-and-fluffy-pillows lifestyle, or not. One of the ways they do it is by seeking out a world in which every piece of available land has been turned into one big, stupid, cookie-cutter Stepford subdivision, "with minivans and prozac for all." The Founders weren't being chauvinists when they restricted voting rights to men; they were being realists. They knew what kind of watering-down of the Republic would happen if the cradle-keepers got hold of the government. :pissed
Mark my words: This proposal will be back, and if it ever comes up on a day when there is a female majority on that board, it will pass. :shifty
It's weird, too. The "professional uterus" disease seems to be contagious somehow. I had occasion to talk with a long-time friend of ours a couple of days ago, and after years of being a cool chick (like you two), out of fricking nowhere, now she's making noises about a "yearning" to become a rugrat factory. So once again, GP and I find ourselves singing, "...another one down, another one down, another one bites the dust." :confused
[ / rant ] :censored:
:cool
G. P. Burdell 08-17-2006, 08:02 AM The vast majority of women aren't badass/cool like GP & you. ;)
:suave
It's weird, too. The "professional uterus" disease seems to be contagious somehow.
:censored:
:censored:
:rofl
You know what I mean. The vast majority of women aren't badass/cool like GP & you. ;)
Instead, they crave some kind of imposed "security," and want to extend their nesting instinct to the whole blasted planet. And they will do so, by gawd, whether the rest of us care to be shackled into the universal car seats of their vacuum-headed, pastels-and-fluffy-pillows lifestyle, or not. One of the ways they do it is by seeking out a world in which every piece of available land has been turned into one big, stupid, cookie-cutter Stepford subdivision, "with minivans and prozac for all." The Founders weren't being chauvinists when they restricted voting rights to men; they were being realists. They knew what kind of watering-down of the Republic would happen if the cradle-keepers got hold of the government. :pissed
Mark my words: This proposal will be back, and if it ever comes up on a day when there is a female majority on that board, it will pass. :shifty
It's weird, too. The "professional uterus" disease seems to be contagious somehow. I had occasion to talk with a long-time friend of ours a couple of days ago, and after years of being a cool chick (like you two), out of fricking nowhere, now she's making noises about a "yearning" to become a rugrat factory. So once again, GP and I find ourselves singing, "...another one down, another one down, another one bites the dust." :confused
[ / rant ] :censored:
:cool
I like how this guy thinks...
G. P. Burdell 08-17-2006, 08:43 AM I like how this guy thinks...
So do I.
M3Bill 08-17-2006, 08:56 AM So do I.
Not me.
Doctor Wha 08-17-2006, 08:59 AM I like how this guy thinks...
So do I.
:buttrock
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Doc Wha for President in '08! :redspot
Or what? You're gonna vote for Hitlary? :rolleyes
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:rofl
Not me.
:confused
There goes a VP pick... :ponder
G. P. Burdell 08-17-2006, 09:01 AM Not me.
:shifty :shifty
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