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Government has allocated 65 acres of land, between Waterloo and Orange Valley, for the construction of an international-standard auto-sport complex to house drag- racing, circuit-racing, Solodex, carting and all other forms of motor sports. This was confirmed yesterday by Tertiary Education Minister Fazal Karim.
Speaking at the opening of the accommodation for University of the West Indies (UWI) medical students at the San Fernando General Hospital yesterday, Karim said: “We will be trying our best to get our young people off our streets.” He also said Government planned to transform Waterloo into the hub of ship-building and maritime training.
A tourist information centre and a weather station would be established there, Karim said. He said the 12 primary schools and eight secondary schools in Waterloo would use and be the custodians of that weather station. He also said Dr Roger Pulwarty, who won a Nobel Prize for his work on climate change, with specific reference to El Niño, will assist in holding climatological courses through UTT at Waterloo.
Pulwarty is a lecturer at the University of the West Indies’ Cave Hill Campus, Barbados, and also at the University of Colorado.
Re: Allocation of Lands for the Establishment of Motor Sporting Facilities in Trinidad & Tobago (dated Oct 2007)
Reference is made to the subject at caption.
Please be advised that the Cabinet has today approved the following:
(a) the grant of a temporary license to the Trinidad & Tobago Automobile Sports Association (TTASA) for the utilization of the airstrip at Camden for motor sporting facilities for a period of one (1) year as an immediate solution, subject to all statutory approvals;
(b) in principle, to the allocation of 65 acres of land situated at Orange Valley, Waterloo, belonging to Caroni (1975) Ltd., for the establishment, by the state, of motor sporting facilities;
(c) Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs submit for the consideration of Cabinet within two (2) months' time detailed proposals for the use of the permanent facilities referred to at (b) above.
Yours faithfully,
Roger Boynes
MINISTER
Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:LOL
That 65 acres in Waterloo was given "in principle" to motorsport since 2007 by then Minister of Sport Roger Boynes to then TTASA President Jameer Ali. Absolutely NOTHING has happened since then except being mentioned when needed accordingly.
Look the topic from 2007 is here
viewtopic.php?t=154389
Every TTASA administration since then has tried to revive it without success.
See here in the newsday
http://www.newsday.co.tt/sport/print,0,88227.html
Bob Marley wrote:You can fool some people sometimes,
but you can't fool all the people all the time.
So now we see the light (what you gonna do),
We gonna stand up for our right, yeah yeah yeah
Taken from http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2012-05- ... acres-landGovernment has allocated 65 acres of land, between Waterloo and Orange Valley, for the construction of an international-standard auto-sport complex to house drag- racing, circuit-racing, Solodex, carting and all other forms of motor sports.
bushwakka wrote:why is the tertiary education minister talking abt sport?
bushwakka wrote:why is the tertiary education minister talking abt sport?
sMASH wrote:might as well say that they goin to build a star port there.
any way, local gov't comin up, so one ah dem want to look like ah hero...
adriano7910 wrote:kamla if you do this for we (within budget) the whole of trinituner minus habit7 go vote for you![]()
Habit7 wrote:*begins to type up bloated construction tender*
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