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Marulun Again Being Threatened To Close

NISMO

By NISMO,
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NISMO Grand Master

NISMO

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taken from JDMST

local pressure is building in Marulan to close down MDTC due to excessive noise etc, (same old stuff !) need support by voting on a local online poll, located at www.marulanregion.com Scroll down to the bottom of the page an...d in the middle is the online voting box. Looking at the results, its going to be a tight challenge, so pass on this message to everyone u know, so that this place doesn't go the same way as Amaroo and Oran Park

vote here (thanks cjay)

http://www.marulanregion.com/index.p...3Amdtc〈=en

cmon guys lets keep this open!!!

GoldZilla Grand Master

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Already voted - it hasn't even been open for that long, and they're already trying to shut it down. I'd hate to have been the person who'd invested a fair chunk of money into something like this (and something POSITIVE for the driving enthusiast community, at that), and now be under threat of it being closed... :whoops:

NISMO Grand Master

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Agreed, especially since they've done all the right things got all the right permits, are really careful about noise etc etc.

Its the same crap all over again, a vocal minority with nothing better to do with their time complaining about something which probably has a very small real impact on them.

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Hopefully the poll works and helps MDTC stay open, i know from speaking to Gary on previous visits that there's been grief from day 1 with the centre and neighbors complaining from the noise.

Poll is looking positive at the moment - if MDTC goes it will be a big challenge to keep drifting going in NSW :whistling:

*and then the cops will wonder why "hooning" is on the rise on the streets :facepalm:

Shell Grand Master

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Already voted - it hasn't even been open for that long, and they're already trying to shut it down. I'd hate to have been the person who'd invested a fair chunk of money into something like this (and something POSITIVE for the driving enthusiast community, at that), and now be under threat of it being closed... :)

You can vote once a day.... so even if you've already voted - vote again!! :down:

GoldZilla Grand Master

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You can vote once a day.... so even if you've already voted - vote again!! :ninja:

Tried that a few times, Shell. Even though it was a few days ago that I first tried, it still comes up with "You already voted on this Poll today." on it.

GTR-N1 Grand Master

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Tried that a few times. Even though it was a few days ago that I first tried, it still comes up with "You already voted on this Poll today." on it.

Some people Nick (remaining unnamed) have 'Multiple Personality Disorder' - you are not one of them! :ph34r:

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