JEJustice08

I couldn't get closer, and I posted this in my photo thread, but hey here it is again.

^ I don't think Visconsi is doing that one. If that's the dvelopment they're talking about I'm completely fine with that and have made myself look foolish :| Visconsi is and has been trying to get the land right by the I-71 South exit at Royalton. This is the development I'm opposed to because it's one the few wooded areas left in the city and traffic is already horrible on Royalton. Perciak campaigned on the idea of reducing traffic and has done nothing but increase it. Oh how I love suburban sprawl :evil:

I hate HATE HATE this development in Strongsville!! We had a vote in the city about rezoning the land for this use and the issue was defeated. Now the new mayor is going behind closed doors and is making deals with Visconsi :evil: :evil: :evil: I can't wait til I can escape that city :-(

Wal-Mart pulls out of huge development Future of Steelyard Commons jeopardized Tuesday, March 01, 2005 Olivera Perkins Plain Dealer Reporter Wal-Mart will not open a store at Steelyard Commons, dealing a serious blow to the huge shopping center proposed for Cleveland. Wal-Mart announced its decision in a letter sent Monday to city leaders. The decision comes as City Council worked on a bill to prevent a supercenter -- complete with a full-service grocery store -- from opening at the Steelyard Commons before 2013. The site is west of the International Steel Group mill. Plain Dealer reporter Christopher Montgomery contributed to this story. To reach this reporter: [email protected], 216-999-4868 © 2005 The Plain Dealer. Used with permission. More at Cleveland.com: http://www.cleveland.com/cuyahoga/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/cuyahoga/1109673054323530.xml

From what I've read, and the way I am interpreting things, is that it will be added on later once/if the demand for it arises. I can only hope I'm wrong :)

If you look at the poll on the page, 84% have voted for legalizing gambling in Ohio. Could it be people like us are the only ones online? Or are people finally realizing that casinos can help the local economy?