The township officially dropped the proposed noise ordinance and the speedway can continue exactly as it is. I am relieved that we get to keep this track alive for the next generation of racers. We will stay diligent to ensure they do not try this again.
Alamo Township wants to restrict the noise level produce by motorcycle, snowmobiles, trucks, farm equipment, buses and most notably racecars, at property line to 82 decibels. If you support Kalamazoo Speedway and want the noise ordinance to stay the same please sign this petition.
Seeing 500 signatures on this page hits home because these bleachers have been my second family for years. I never thought so many people shared my fear of losing this track to new rules. Thank you for stepping up to protect the roar of these engines.
Reached 500 supporters
February 13, 2013
February 13, 2013
Seeing this kind of momentum reminds me of the countless weekends my family spent in the stands at the track. This support proves I am not the only one who refuses to let them silence a piece of our local history.
Reached 100 supporters
February 12, 2013
6 Comments
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Sarah Coleman
13 years ago
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Dont ruin a local tradition just because some new people moved in and dont like the noise. You knew there was a track there when you bought the house.
J
Jason Becker
13 years ago
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THE RACES ARE THE BEST PART OF LIVING IN THIS AREA. STOP TRYING TO KILL THE LOCAL ECONOMY.
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Kevin Holmes
13 years ago
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82 db is impossible to meet. Might as well just tell them to lock the gates now. Hope the board listens to reason.
M
Mike Pearson
13 years ago
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My family has been going here for generations. 82 decibels is basically nothing for a race track. This is just an excuse to shut them down.
D
Dave Mehta
13 years ago
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Ridiculous. leave the speedway alone.
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Amanda Lawson
13 years ago
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Cars are loud. Its racing. If you want silence go live in the woods.
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The township officially dropped the proposed noise ordinance and the speedway can continue exactly as it is. I am relieved that we get to keep this track alive for the next generation of racers. We will stay diligent to ensure they do not try this again.
Alamo Township wants to restrict the noise level produce by motorcycle, snowmobiles, trucks, farm equipment, buses and most notably racecars, at property line to 82 decibels. If you support Kalamazoo Speedway and want the noise ordinance to stay the same please sign this petition.
Seeing 500 signatures on this page hits home because these bleachers have been my second family for years. I never thought so many people shared my fear of losing this track to new rules. Thank you for stepping up to protect the roar of these engines.
Reached 500 supporters
February 13, 2013
February 13, 2013
Seeing this kind of momentum reminds me of the countless weekends my family spent in the stands at the track. This support proves I am not the only one who refuses to let them silence a piece of our local history.
Reached 100 supporters
February 12, 2013
6 Comments
S
Sarah Coleman
13 years ago
Featured
Dont ruin a local tradition just because some new people moved in and dont like the noise. You knew there was a track there when you bought the house.
J
Jason Becker
13 years ago
Featured
THE RACES ARE THE BEST PART OF LIVING IN THIS AREA. STOP TRYING TO KILL THE LOCAL ECONOMY.
K
Kevin Holmes
13 years ago
Featured
82 db is impossible to meet. Might as well just tell them to lock the gates now. Hope the board listens to reason.
M
Mike Pearson
13 years ago
Featured
My family has been going here for generations. 82 decibels is basically nothing for a race track. This is just an excuse to shut them down.
D
Dave Mehta
13 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. leave the speedway alone.
A
Amanda Lawson
13 years ago
Featured
Cars are loud. Its racing. If you want silence go live in the woods.
Dont ruin a local tradition just because some new people moved in and dont like the noise. You knew there was a track there when you bought the house.