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Although I'm sure the folks in the area have been a pain for quite some time and it's getting to be old for the owners, this is about money and lots of it. That's several hundred acres of commercial zoned land. To convert it to housing wouldn't be the best return for an investor. The Soos Creek people always used the environmental impact of the track as an argument in trying to get it closed. I wonder how many of them keep track of their water use and read the labels on the stuff they dump on the nice green grass?

Disclaimer: Self professed hippie and long time member of the National Wildlife Federation. I compost my years waste and have a worm box for my kitchen scraps.

And a Super Stocker in the garage.

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