Seattle City Council Recall
Elliott Harrison Washington 0

Seattle City Council Recall

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SUMMARY:
Recall the Seattle City council members for not allowing the Seattle Supersonics to build a stadium. Chris Hansen needed city approval to take over one street in Seattle so that he could build the stadium. That street was denied and no viable reason was provided. This petition calls for the recall of the Seattle city council or a viable reason the street should remain. In order to recall the council members we need a certain number of Seattle voters to sign this petition.



GOALS:



  • Build a new stadium for NBA/NHL stadium
  • Recall Seattle city council for not allowing the stadium
  • Make the city council site and explain why they do not want a stadium built that would generate an estimated $21 million in revenue. Also explain why one street in Seattle is worth over $21 million dollars.

SOURCES:

http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/answering...

https://ballotpedia.org/Laws_governing_recall_in_W...

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Thanks for reading. My name is Elliott Harrison and i have lived in the greater Seattle area for 28 years. Lets band together and bring our team back.

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