Future of BMP
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Future of BMP
One thing that caught my eye on the drive out to the track is how much development has started, even in the 3 months since I was last at the track. They've got a new CVS out at the Hess corner to compliment that big shopping center. There's tons of housing going up and moving out along the road in the direction of the track.
We've all seen the progress of development kill other tracks, the track that used to be in the carrolwood area long ago, sunshine in the next few years. How long do you think it will be before greedy developers build to within 1/2 mile of the track and dumbass whiny bitches move in only to complain about the noise?
We've all seen the progress of development kill other tracks, the track that used to be in the carrolwood area long ago, sunshine in the next few years. How long do you think it will be before greedy developers build to within 1/2 mile of the track and dumbass whiny bitches move in only to complain about the noise?
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I know what you mean. When I first started going to BMP, you wouldn't see a car for miles. Now its busy as hell. A couple of things that SHOULD help BMP live longer:
From what I hear, they are buying up the orange groves around them which should keep houses from getting too close.
Across the street from the track is a HUGE state park and a very big lake. As such, there will never be anything built across the street.
I'm still praying like hell that they don't get squeezed out though
From what I hear, they are buying up the orange groves around them which should keep houses from getting too close.
Across the street from the track is a HUGE state park and a very big lake. As such, there will never be anything built across the street.
I'm still praying like hell that they don't get squeezed out though
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Originally Posted by Fordified
Across the street from the track is a HUGE state park and a very big lake. As such, there will never be anything built across the street.
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I think it will be OK for quite a while longer, but I also have thought the same thing driving out there. I can remember nothing but cows and farm houses on both sides of the road from I-75 all the way out, no traffic lights, no shopping centers, no schools, no neighborhoods, just one little run down general store. Scary thing is, I'm not talking about that long ago.
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Originally Posted by John
imho any track should be grandfathered in the way of any complaints. If you didnt know it was there when you moved in, tough luck captain didnt do my research. But i think bmp will be ok for quite a long time
