Dear Fairmont Butte Motorsports Park Supporters,

As always, I thank you for on-going support of Fairmont Butte Motorsports Park.

Although we continue to move quickly and surely to comply with the County’s requirements for our project, it doesn’t always work the other way around.

This last hearing on June 9 was supposed to move us closer to approval. Instead, the County continued the hearing to October 20 to give it time to complete its findings regarding the project and to address a water rights lawsuit against the County that affects a number of projects in the Antelope Valley, including ours. The lawsuit is has nothing to do with our project specifically, but we must wait for the County to address the issue.

We remain confident that our project is on track and expect to move forward as previously planned on the new August hearing date.

The continued hearing will be held on Wednesday, October 20, 2010 at 9:00 a.m. in the Los Angeles County Hall of Records, Room 150, at 320 West Temple Street, Los Angeles.
You are welcome to attend and support our project.

The Planning Commission staff continues to post materials regarding the project on its Web site which you can access here:
http://planning.lacounty.gov/case/view/tentative_parcel_map_no_26805_project_no_02_176_fai rmont_butte_motorsports/

Of course we will continue to keep you informed via our Web site at: www.FairmontButteMotorsportsPark.com or feel free to call me at .

Please note that additional letters of support are very helpful especially if they are from new names such as family members, friends or business associates. Two or three sentences are enough.

The easiest way to write is via e-mail. Send to Mr. Jodie Sackett at: . Please cc us at .

You can also send your support comments directly to Los Angeles County Fifth District Supervisor Mike Antonovich via e-mail at: . (If you do, please make sure to copy Jodie Sackett.)

If you prefer hand-writing your letter, please address to Mr. Jodie Sackett, Los Angeles County, Department of Regional Planning, Room 1382, 320 West Temple St., Los Angeles, CA 90012.

I have presented here some of the positive aspects of the track which you can use in your letter:

• Building the race track will permanently preserve the Fairmont Butte and protect it and its archeological resources from vandalism.
• The racetrack will be an upscale racing facility that includes a clubhouse, garages, pit lane shaded area and garage lounges. A racer’s destination, open to all income levels, which is much needed in California.
• It will reduce illegal off road activity in the area.
• It will have a positive effect on surrounding communities.

Thank you again for your support.

Respectfully,

Thomas E. Malloy