As Farmer outlines, the St. Louis group went first, giving a half-hour presentation.RamsownerStan Kroenkethen made an hour-long presentation on the Inglewood proposal,
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- it was a combination of the State of the City Address, Interview with Fred Roggin, and HKS Architect's presentation. Basically, a reiteration of how the stadium will be built, starting the 1st week of December "or sooner," according to the Mayor. Helargely dismissed Carson by saying that while it "could" happen, there's just no real way to catch Inglewood. He specified that football WOULD be played at the City of Champions in 2018.
Just about the time Carson finishes their environmental imp report and cleans up all the methane!!! Nice!
hee hee.
replay of state of the city.
http://www.cityofinglewood.org/soc15.html
Mayor Butts explained the simple difference between the Hollywood Park site and the toxic site in Carson better than anyone has to date. While the Inglewood Stadium will be ready for football by September, 2018, Carson would need at least two more years, "haul away and destroy six stories of dirt," and then replace it with unpolluted dirt, and then, get this, spend $3 million to $4 million EVERY YEAR FOREVER to keep its site from "what lies beneath." Mayor Butts nailed it when he said "what lies beneath," because that is precisely why the Carson stadium will never get built.


- Just saying but wouldn't the mayor of Inglewood be a little biased on this subject? Hearing directly from the mouth of a expert on the matter would be much more credible I would think.
You don't need to be an expert to know building on a former toxic dump site is not exactly a good idea.
Sean, Butts would not publicly say what he said unless he could back it up.
Mayor Butts only has science and the facts on his side.
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I was at the State of the City Address in Inglewood this afternoon. The Mayor of Inglewood pretty much laughed at Carson today. Said the site was only 80% remediated and that they had to dig "six stories" worth of dirt out of the entire 167 acres, cover what remains below with a giant plastic tarp, destroy the dirt they took out, then bring in new dirt to lay over the plastic tarp and then cover the entire 167 acres with new dirt. How many cubic tons of dirt is that?? THEN, they have to install a methane gas pumping system that will have to run FOREVER, at a cost of $300,000-400,000 a month, FOREVER. The Mayor didn't seem all that worried about Carson. Estimates say they won't be able to build until after 2017. What a frigging joke!!
JOKE IS RIGHT.
