Board to check Six Flags proposal

Does this mean it won't be running by the park opening day?

--Luko

"Sandy A. Nicolaysen" <sandynic@> wrote in message
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> Board to check Six Flags proposal
> Monday, March 31, 2008
> By DAVID BERGENGREN
> dbergengren@repub.com
>
>
> The permitting saga of Six Flags New England's $7.5 million indoor
> roller coaster project may come to an end on Friday, with the Agawam
> Zoning Board of Appeals scheduled to review new plans for it.
>
> The new plans - primarily a 10-foot shift in the building's footprint
> - passed muster with the Planning Board on March 20 and with the
> Conservation Commission last Thursday.
>
> [...]

"Sandy A. Nicolaysen" wrote:
>
> The permitting saga of Six Flags New England's $7.5 million indoor
> roller coaster project may come to an end on Friday, with the Agawam
> Zoning Board of Appeals scheduled to review new plans for it.
(snip)

The last report on zoning problems, issued two weeks ago, listed the coaster
as costing $7M. How did the cost increase $500,000 in such a short time?

On Apr 2, 3:08 am, "Luko Simlesa" <luko-...@penatur.com> wrote:

> Does this mean it won't be running by the park opening day?

Was it ever planned to open on the first day of the season?

>> The permitting saga of Six Flags New England's $7.5 million indoor
>> roller coaster project may come to an end on Friday, with the Agawam
>> Zoning Board of Appeals scheduled to review new plans for it.
> (snip)
>
> The last report on zoning problems, issued two weeks ago, listed the
> coaster
> as costing $7M. How did the cost increase $500,000 in such a short time?

Bribes.

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"mamoosh" <msullivan@ntmllc.com> wrote in message ...
On Apr 2, 3:08 am, "Luko Simlesa" <luko-...@penatur.com> wrote:

>> Does this mean it won't be running by the park opening day?

>Was it ever planned to open on the first day of the season?

I think it was planned for Memorial Day Weekend.
Now maybe opening day 2009?

--Luko