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« Polls
Should Youngstown keep, sell or lease the Covelli Centre?
| Choice | Percent | Visual | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keep | 58% | 507 | |
| Sell | 26% | 225 | |
| Lease | 15% | 133 | |
| 865 total votes | |||
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51% say keep it. I predict 50.9% don't live in Youngstown and therefore don't pay a penny toward the $12,000,0000 debt.
The results show the utter ignorance and basic remedial nature of just about half the valley residents.
How can you keep something that you cannot afford? Obviously, as mentioned above, you do not pay taxes and most of your expenese are covered by taxpayers. Life is easy when everything is free.
Those of us who work and pay taxes realize that when expenses are 4 times revenue, things will not succeed.
Ignorance is bliss and so many are happy.
Sell it or let the residents of Youngstown pay for it on their property taxes.
To all the haters of Coveli, Ya it may have been over budgeted but how are local politics any diferent than the National, when we have had nothing but over-spenders for the last 12 years that all of you complainers probably supported as well. Just leave it alone