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This is a great example of why we should not dispose of the Indianapolis Heliport. These types of events and ongoing corporate uses as well as emergent care needs are examples of why the Heliport was developed to begin with. SAVE THE INDY HELIPORT.
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Bill E.
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So we maybe need a heliport 4 days a year.
The use of downtown real estate for a heliport is still questionable given the lack of tenants and usage.
The lack of tenants and use is ONLY because IAA has absolutely ignored the property and its potential.
Indiana taxpayers should be commended for paying for this business development effort.
This is a disgusting use of tax payer money. Also, the IEDC has been advertising land for sale in Boone Co that they do not own and will never own. Of course, this will be part of their grand helicopter tour. For those of us in rural Boone Co, we get to spend our weekend with the IEDC and helicopters invading our privacy as we attempt to enjoy the nice weather in our backyards. They have already been flying over the area ALL day today. IEDC go away. We do not want you here!
They are preparing for the future… Nobody lives forever.
I never understand why people don’t understand that the city and the state are always ran like a business. The city is in competition to make revenue and if that means spend tax money to lure companies here to strengthen the community, then that’s what they’ll do. No matter what state or city you mention in the nation, they pretty much all operate the same. The difference is, some cities are willing to invest just a little more than others to out bid the competition.
Cities and States are not ran like businesses they can not produce anything until they confiscate something from their citizens!
If business ran like governments they would soon be bankrupt from the fraud, corruption, abuse and incompetence.
I think it’s “Limitless”‘ in LEAP, not “Limited”