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We hate internet rumors. So boring. When we have questions that need clarification, we get the facts. End. Of. Story. We went right to the source to get the answers that we have been seeking. Back again with us is Ron Youngblood, Zoning Administrator/Code Enforcement Officer and Deputy Supervisor for London Township where the Milan Dragway is located. Mr. Youngblood is here to answer yet more questions about what happens when the dragway is finally sold. Topic's on today's show include: what the first thing the new owner should/has to do, safety concerns, certificate of occupancy, how fast they can get inspections done, a good-better-best scenario to open the gates after it's sold, example dates on how fast can all of the inspections can be done so the gates can start to reopen, unsafe benches, don't forget time for the closing, know your non-conformity clause, "the berm" , does everybody want the track back, which potential buyer did he personally talk to, how many walked inside the track with him and so much more!