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Alan Prendergast’s update on a new Denver stormwater plan generated some interesting responses.
As Prendergast wrote, city planners “settled on Denver’s City Park Golf Course as the logical place to build a thirty-acre ‘detention area’ for stormwater runoff — a move that will involve closing the course for more than a year and bulldozing hundreds of trees.”
Those who support the approach focused on the golf course closure, suggesting that the interests of duffers shouldn’t trump safety considerations.
Here’s a roundup of replies.
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Jayson Vonfreizer writes:
Golf… The game of the white, privileged or rich individuals….
That land would be better suited as a park for all, or even housing….
Aaron Schulz writes:
Oh no! One of the many golf courses will be closed??!! #richwhitepeooleproblems
Andrei Andronescu writes:
Yes, because a golf course is more important than important storm-water management.
Bill Menezes writes:
Can’t they just flood the whole thing and use it to stage mock sea battles?
