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Columbus Metropolitian Club
9.30.2010
Guest Speakers


Bill Schottenstein, President,
Arshot Investment Corporation
Cooper Park Developer



Dr. Giorgio Rizzoni
Ohio State University
and
Stephanie Coe
Southwest Area Commission

 
John O'Grady, President
Franklin County Commissioners


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WHAT DO OUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS THINK?
COMMENTS SUBMITTED BY ONLINE PETITION RESPONDENTS


Mathew Smith  669
"I think this would do SO MUCH more for the city than almost any other thing they could do. The revenue collected from this could be spent not only improving the city, but the schools, the libraries, and even communities beyond Franklinton, and German Village"

Michael Seifert 
  377
"This is exactly what Central Ohio NEEDS!"


Cathie M. Webb  483
"Great entertainment, jobs, community need, easy access, walking distance"


Michael Sekeres  230
"By far the best idea proposed for this site. A big plus for the area"


Laurie Ogburn  421
"I am a Hill Top resident and absolutely LOVE this idea for Cooper Stadium"


Craig Butt   012
"This what is needed - a privately funded, comprehensive plan - that is not reliant on public monies"


Jon McVay  646
"Sorely needed - would love to work there again - stated first job there at age 16"


Moses Kahiga  625
"I'm in full support of the project. For Columbus and the surrounding communities to be competitive with other major urban cities, we need Cooper Park Complex"


James Leezer  591
"Columbus needs this and so does Franklinton"


Nita Eisnnicher  569
"This sounds like the shot in the arm needed for this area. What an awesome idea"


Paul Weikel  053
'Franklinton NEEDS the jobs and influx of private development money"


Mike Fornataro 
099
"Do not take this opportunity lightly. An opportunity such as this for investment in a white elephant such as Cooper Stadium is rare indeed"


Jon Chester  365
"This would be a wonderful addition to Columbus, bringing revenue and multiple events. I totally support this!!!"


Thomas Pettit  206
"This would be a great idea for Columbus. I was born and raised here and would love to see this happen. Lets put Columbus on the fore front for a change instead of on the backburner"


Greg Wheeland  173
"This would be amazing to have in Columbus"


Lisa Conrad  358
"I believe this will bring jobs and money into our community"


Don Howell  519
"Our area needs this for revitalization"


Mike & Yvonne Fraizer  459
"This would be a terrific means to give this area of Columbus, as well as surrounding businesses, a HUGE boost. We welcome and are very excited about this wonderful opportunity"


Marialyce Gregory  252
"I believe that the technology center alone will improve the area and provide great resources for Columbus residents"


Sheila Micholes  231
"We need the jobs!"


Charles Jenkins  649
"I live fairly close to the location and think it would be a great idea. I feel if all go as proposed it will revitalize a part of Columbus that really needs it. Also it is a great idea for a lot of unused space.


Brandi Heimbush  550
"This project would bring great improvement to the Cooper Stadium area. We need this!"


Mark Gleckler  040
"This is a great opportunity for Franklinton to bring jobs into the area during this economic downturn. The financial benefits to the area with the influx of new businesses to support this complex will help both Franklinton and its residents"


Ryan Haegele  508
"This looks like an awesome facility that the entire Columbus community can be proud of. Much better that letting an empty, outdated stadium continue to deteriorate in a deteriorating community"

Aaron King  168
"Please do this"

Jonathan Beaty  633
"Lets fix up a depressed part of our city and create jobs at the same time"

John Welsh  145
"This is the type of entertainment I would spend my money on"

Tanya Lewis  350
"I hope this is just a start to many good things on that side of town"


HOW CAN YOU RECEIVE PROJECT NEWS AND UPDATES DIRECTLY TO YOUR EMAIL INBOX ? 


Send an email message to: 
contactcoopertalk@gmail.com
You'll receive future updates and information on the project while joining a growing list of Central Ohio project supporters.


ABOUT COOPERTALK

This website is privately owned and was created by supporters of the proposed re-development of Cooper Stadium. It is not managed nor funded by any parties involved in the actual development of, or ownership of the venue. In other words, it is a true grassroots website.

COOPERTALK exists to share facts, information, and opinion with regard to the proposed development. The Online Petition was created to make sure that our city leaders and decision makers know the opinion of the community and region, with hundreds already documenting their support. If you haven't added your name yet, please take a moment to do so. Also, please forward the CooperTalk site to your friends, family, and co-workers so that they may also add their name to the list

Please contact us at:

contactcoopertalk@gmail.com

 

The historic Coop will live again!
Reborn as the
 
COOPER PARK COMPLEX
CENTER FOR AUTOMOTIVE
RESEARCH
and TECHNOLOGY
featuring an 8500 seat multi-sports
arena.

BRINGING TO COLUMBUS


Job Creation

Economic Development
Educational Opportunities
Automotive Research and Testing
Wide Ranging Entertainment and Events Venue

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ELECTRIC CAR MAKER
VENTURI NORTH AMERICA
LOCATES NEAR OSU

 
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CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON THE
NATIONS FIRST ELECTRIC HIGHWAY


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COLUMBUS PREMIER SHOWING OF
"REVENGE OF THE ELECTRIC CAR"
SELLS OUT

November 16, 2011
Drexel Theater, Bexly
A large crowd braves chilly weather to check out several electric and alternative fuel cars prior to the Columbus premier showing of "Revenge of the Electric Car". The sold out showing featured a panel discussion that included members on the Cooper Park Advisory Panel  

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The future is obvious
The need is now!!!


While envisioned primarily as a powerful economic re-development project for the abandoned Cooper Stadium and surrounding areas, the Cooper Park facility also serves to support an increasingly urgent need for technicians and engineers trained in advanced automotive technologies.

Case in point is the recent announcement by FORD that it is embarking on a tour of eight college towns, including Columbus, with the intend to recruit engineers to work on electric powered vehicles.

CLICK THE PIC BELOW TO READ FORDS ANNOUNCEMENT


Alternative and dual energy vehicles are on the road today with many more ready to take to the streets in the near future, With the pace of technological advancements and new innovations quickening, Cooper Park will provide a venue that allows institutions such as OSU and Columbus State the capability to further expand their well-respected programs. Which in turn greatly enhances Columbus as the  emerging capital of automotive technology and research.

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NOT TO BE OVER LOOKED!