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<br />Public Hearing on 2008 Update of the <br />2002 Parks, Trails, and Open Space Master Plan <br />May 19, 2008 <br />City Council Chambers <br />City of La Porte, Texas <br /> <br />Transcript of Public Comments: <br /> <br />Marlon Jackson, 10118 Roseberry Drive, La Porte, Texas, 77571. <br /> <br />Hello City Council, my name is Marlon Jackson, 10118 Roseberry Drive, La Porte, <br />Texas. I'm very supportive that y'all are going to re-Iook at this. Being involved with <br />baseball, for ever since I was 18, playing until I was 25, umpiring the game. The lack of <br />support that we're getting, it seems like, and that's coming from people out here at the <br />ballpark every day this new complex "oh, we're going to be there next year, we're going <br />to be there next year"; well, next year keeps coming around. Three years I was in <br />contact with the AAYBA the American Amateur Youth Baseball Association. They were <br />out of S1. Louis, Missouri, looking for a new host town for the World Series. Flower <br />Mound, Texas now has that World Series. Just in my son's age bracket alone there are <br />56 teams going to the World Series this year. And, you average that about 4 people per <br />family going to that, that's how much revenue the City's losing because we don't have a <br />big complex. Because our little complex that we have now, which I have yet to see <br />improvement on, other than being the support that we have as being volunteer based. <br />The sprinkler system's down, we can't get the fields watered, we cannot keep the right <br />moisture content in the clay, the kids are getting the strawberries, and the injuries there <br />this year. And I think that the City Council needs to re-evaluate the complex deal with <br />the City of Pasadena because the two people involved with the City of Pasadena, one <br />of them that I have talked to intensely, says "It's not gonna' fly". So I really think City <br />Council needs to re-Iook at this and maybe even look at Deer Park. Deer Park has <br />money allotted for a complex, and whether they want to involve La Porte or not I don't <br />know, but I do know also that, Barber's Hill is fixin' to build a major complex that's going <br />to draw tournaments all away from here to other areas. <br />Thank you. <br /> <br />May 19. 2008 Public Hearing Page 1 of 3 <br />
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