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Those who live near Madison Place Technical College spoke out and about, sometimes angrily, at a public meeting Thursday to gauge assist for an $18 million sports complex to be built partly in a wooded area near the college's Truax campus.
"You've overstepped your bounds,In said former area Ald. Ervin Shivers. "I'm at loss for phrases to see something like this occurring. How do we stop this?In .
About 50 people visited the meeting, including college or university officials and consultants hired to put together a preliminary plan. Your landscape architect, a animals biologist and an engineer gave the impressions about how the project would affect the natural environment.
Of the Thirty.76 acres of current woodlands, 11.56 could be removed, said Scott Crawford, a elderly partner and landscape builder for RDG Planning Design.
Following your official presentations and reviews from MATC athletic director Ken Hauser, more than a dozen people spoke out against the project.
Tyler Charles, president of the college's ultimate Frisbee club, said he has been excited about the complex   which includes four softball fields, an alternative baseball field, a sports field and intramural fields   whilst first heard about it.
Then he learned how much wooded location would need to be removed. "There a wide range of fields in the city to use," he said. "What we have kept of (the woods) in the city we should keep.In
Others spoke about burning off animal habitat, the effect upon property values, traffic, vehicle problems and noise.
This complex would be located south of Anderson and Wright streets upon property the college leases on the Dane County Regional Airport. The room currently includes dilapidated tennis games courts and baseball, competitive softball and soccer fields.
As well as serving MATC, also known as Madison College, officers said the new fields might be used by East and L . a . Follette high schools, among others in the neighborhood.
At the meeting, Ald. David Ahrens, 15th District, questioned the success of the new complex, indicating that East and Chicago Follette already have fields that they make use of, and that busing them to MATC every day don't seem practical.
Ahrens also gave a talk to the noise issue. "Four recreational softball teams being announced in the tournament at the same time   that would be mad."
After the backlash, Keith Cornille, vice president involving student development at MATC, confident the crowd that the sports difficult wasn't a done deal. "No decision has been made," he stated.
State Journal reporter Bob Simmons contributed to this report.
If these neighbors don't like it THEY SHOULD MOVE! Madison has fallen behind most other Wisconsin urban centers like Janesville, Middleton, Waukesha, Sun Prairie, Verona, Waunakee and many others inside building quality softball baseball sports complexes and a city that loves their adventure so much in a city like Madison you would of thought likes this but dumb hippy friends once again are trying to kill a way for Madison to cuando fue retirado de soporte vital 87 get something great! This Softball Complex is desperately needed by the Madison La Follette Madison East Recreational softball teams as their fields during Olbirch Park are not well maintained and you should not meet WIAA Standards as the fences in the outfield are either 275 or maybe 245 from home plate where they have to be 200 235 feet therefore for the 2014 season Los angeles Follette East have to raise $2000+ with regard to temporary outfield fences in order to have a very home field! Not only that there are abandoned tennis courts on Madison college that need to be demolished and this project would take care of this problem along with the current Softball, Softball, Soccer Fields at Madison College that need replacing. Worst case circumstance the Softball Complex needs to be built at Reindahl Park like previously planned by the goodman maux destomac  83 footing. Either way a softball difficult MUST be Built SOMEWHERE to the EASTSIDE OF MADISON! This is FREE MONEY DONATED BY the Goodman Foundation and you also neighbors need to shut way up and accept this is likely to be built or Move out of the home you immature hippy extremists, I would possibly be extremely happy if this would be to be built in my neighborhood as would most people inside Madison! For the Benefit for the Athletic Teams at Madison College, Madison Chicago Follette High School, Madison East High School This particular MUST BE BUILT!
What does a great $18 million dollar sports facility caused by promote the core function of MATC's quest? This is a fundamental question this politically unaccountable MATC Board members have failed to treat. The facility will serve only a compact portion of the student population. This kind of complex is unnecessary to draw and retain students. MATC competitive sports do not generate the kind of income that pays for this, a smaller amount its current facility, staff members and equipment costs. It is time for the MATC Board to show a few restraint. Its failure or inability Fürsprache und Reichweite  30 to say no will likely quick the legislature to step og så dem 29 in and place more restraints on specialized colleges.
  
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