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Escondido City Councilmembers Excoriated as Ballpark Idea Entertained
And to think I was going to move to Escondido soon. You people are so negative you should be embarrassed. First of all, you can't use redevelopment funds on firefighters and police so that was an ignorant comment. Second, even if you don't like baseball, Minor league baseball enhances quality of life. I would much rather take my family to a minor league game that I can afford than a Major league game where I have to pay for $8 hot dogs. Have a little vision for your city and your future. It's not every day you get an opportunity to bring minor league baseball to your city. Quit whining and take advantage of the opportunity. You are lucky to have a City Council with some guts to do the right thing and enhance the quality of life.— October 18, 2010 10:56 a.m.