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An unresolved lawsuit for a project of this scale is a concern. Wish the city would have demanded that it be resolved before moving ahead.
lots of red flags in general with this project. Where is the money for this? watch out taxpayers and potential investors.
This is terrible idea, doesn’t fit in the neighborhood and likely will never see completion given the amount of money required. Why would city council approve this?
Not surprised, given half of the board members for Grand Universe have ties to Westfield government organizations.
I seem to recall when people said Grand Park would never be built. Would never be succesful. No one would come to Westfield…too far from Indy.
So pretty much every weekend now, that place is full of all ages of people. Mostly there for athletics. But now, may be, people there to learn about space, and a STEM program. Because STEM is something this nation, and particularly Indiana, really need. And if one student can get STEM while their sibling plays sports nearby, then way to go for mom and dad…and for all of us.
I agree 💯 % with your statement completely. This is one of many faults I have with some older Hoosiers. They only see things through their limited and bias lens. This is 2025 and Westfield apart of Hamilton county which growing and developing all over but not as much in Westfield. Each city has its unique draw and this project would be a very unique aspect specifically for Westfield
Has there every been any proof of ability to obtain financing provided?