Save Georgetown Road's mission is to promote economic growth and vitality to Main Street while preserving the integrity of
Speedway neighborhoods and to protect our children in the school zones.

Speedway Museum of Transportation
1200 West Main Street
reported liabilities of over $400,000
and reported revenues of $30,000 on the 2007-2008
990 form.
The Board of Directors
include Town Manager Barbara Lawrence
David Fussell
John Kelly
Tim Stanford.
The 990 form states the directors put in one
hour per week.

January 15, 2010 is the Deadline to Participate in the MPO public comment
Tell them not to close roads
16th Street and Georgetown Road.
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DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR COMMENTS ON THE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PLAN

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization (IMPO) is extending it's public comment period on the Public Participation Plan to Friday, January 15th. The Public Participation Plan is the document which provides the public participation requirements for the transportation planning process in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Area. The proposed plan is now available on the MPO's website at
http://cl.exct.net/?qs=5c9119fd826541ba1c0e4ad45322280cbd672050dccb545a50677c6ddf7677b7
http://cl.exct.net/?qs=5c9119fd826541ba1c0e4ad45322280cbd672050dccb545a50677c6ddf7677b7

Public comments on the proposed Public Participation Plan may be made by phone to Anna M. Tyszkiewicz at 317.327.5487, by e-mail at
mailto:atyszkie@indy.gov
atyszkie@indy.gov or by mail addressed to:

Anna M. Tyszkiewicz
Principal Planner
Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization
City-County Building
200 E. Washington Street, Suite 1922
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204.

All comments must be received by January 15, 2010.

http://cl.exct.net/?qs=5c9119fd826541ba4ff81cc937262aa574e2cb9daccd5c81ea1b6edcfa64155f

Temporary Road closures are done to study traffic impacts
The Board of Public Works approved of the temporary closure of 72nd Street based on citizens requests on January 14, 2009

Hall of Fame Museum Attendance Drops

In 2008, The Hall of Fame Museum attracted about 148,944 visitors according to the tax return.

173,180 tourists visited in 2006
157,206 tourists visited in 2007

The attendance is not close to capturing the 22 million race fans.
as reported in the Urban Land Institute Report.

Is this worth closing a four lane thoroughfare road ?

see http://redevelopspeedway.blogspot.com/

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SAVE GEORGETOWN ROAD

Hall of Fame Museum Attendance Drops