Diamond Bar council winners: NFL stadium a non-issue

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DIAMOND BAR RESIDENT wrote:

PS - I live along the south side of the 60 fwy. Since the addition of additional lane in preparation of the car pool lane and the buiding of the so called SOUND WALL, we now have foundation problems. Walls are cracking, doors won't close, ceramic tiles are cracked. Our house constantly vibrates from the traffic. I can't even sit out in my back yard without choking from all the exhaust and you can't even hear yourself think.

DIAMOND BAR RESIDENT wrote:

PS - I live along the south side of the 60 fwy. Since the addition of additional lane in preparation of the car pool lane and the buiding of the so called SOUND WALL, we now have foundation problems. Walls are cracking, doors won't close, ceramic tiles are cracked. Our house constantly vibrates from the traffic. I can't even sit out in my back yard without choking from all the exhaust and you can't even hear yourself think.

DIAMOND BAR RESIDENT wrote:

I'm disappointed that the city council members feel that the stadium was a non issue. It is an issue. My family has lived in this area since 1974. My grandkids live in this area now.
If they stadium is built, we are moving out of the Walnut/Diambar Bar.
Just look at what happened yesterday with the fire along the 60 fwy. And no body seems to think traffic is going to be an issue!!!!

DIAMOND BAR RESIDENT wrote:

I'm disappointed that the city council members feel that the stadium was a non issue. It is an issue. My family has lived in this area since 1974. My grandkids live in this area now.
If they stadium is built, we are moving out of the Walnut/Diambar Bar.
Just look at what happened yesterday with the fire along the 60 fwy. And no body seems to think traffic is going to be an issue!!!!

DIAMOND BAR RESIDENT wrote:

I'm disappointed that the city council members feel that the stadium was a non issue. It is an issue. My family has lived in this area since 1974. My grandkids live in this area now.
If they stadium is built, we are moving out of the Walnut/Diambar Bar.
Just look at what happened yesterday with the fire along the 60 fwy. And no body seems to think traffic is going to be an issue!!!!

DIAMOND BAR RESIDENT wrote:

I'm disappointed that the city council members feel that the stadium was a non issue. It is an issue. My family has lived in this area since 1974. My grandkids live in this area now.
If they stadium is built, we are moving out of the Walnut/Diambar Bar.
Just look at what happened yesterday with the fire along the 60 fwy. And no body seems to think traffic is going to be an issue!!!!

REAL CHANGE wrote:

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I am so tired of people are still living in 1974. Get a clue and realize this city, this region, this state, this country and this world have changed. They will continue to change with or without you and the sooner you embrace change the sooner you can move on with life. The population is growing and quit fooling yourself to think that a football stadium is going to make traffic so bad. Traffic IS bad but not because of a football stadium. Perhaps you and others should put more energy into solving our state's traffic problems and quit focusing on the little things.

DB Cooper wrote:

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The stadium was not an ELECTION issue, despite the shoplifter trying to make it one. The stadium was a local issue, already dealt with. The City jackpoted. If you don't like the house you bought next to a freeway, buy another one. Homes in Walnut just went up another 13 percent. Shiuh Ming and Lim said they would go down a third in value because of the stadium. You are now going to have to deal with the 15 decibels of a blimp once in a while, too, you might as well leave.
Lim and Bjerke can search for a new issue.

REAL CHANGE wrote:

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I am so tired of people are still living in 1974. Get a clue and realize this city, this region, this state, this country and this world have changed. They will continue to change with or without you and the sooner you embrace change the sooner you can move on with life. The population is growing and quit fooling yourself to think that a football stadium is going to make traffic so bad. Traffic IS bad but not because of a football stadium. Perhaps you and others should put more energy into solving our state's traffic problems and quit focusing on the little things.

The Majestic Mike C wrote:

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So essentially you bought the house thinking nothing would ever change? And you bought up against the freeway also thinking it would never expand?
I would offer that you bought in the wrong place. No the freeways fault, not the stadiums fault, and no the fault of the millions who have moved here since you bought, but rather it is yours.

Steve Yang wrote:

<quoted text>You don't live there so mind your own business.

Grrreat wrote:

Diamond Bar is on its way to being the next Rosemead/San Gabriel. A runned down chinatown type cty. Read between the lines people!

Grrreat wrote:

Diamond Bar is on its way to being the next Rosemead/San Gabriel. A runned down chinatown type cty. Read between the lines people!

Grrreat wrote:

Diamond Bar is on its way to being the next Rosemead/San Gabriel. A runned down chinatown type cty. Read between the lines people!

Leaving crappy DB wrote:

Im tired of living in DB trying to defend my hometown, and now I feel bad when I call IT my home town. Bad traffic everyday, the probably building of that stupid stadium, and the sheriff's helicopter flying over my house every single night between 12-3AM. I am SICK and TIRED of living here, so I am moving to Western Montana, where the air is MUCH cleaner, the traffic is MUCH less, the people are nicer, where land is cheap, and the unemployment rate is not so bad.

The Majestic Mike C wrote:

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Bye....and don't let the Golden Gate hit you on the a** on the way out.