City of Aurora wants your Opinion ...

[james_bond_007]

Give us your opinion on the future of the Century 16 movie theater.
The city of Aurora is asking for public input on what should be done with the movie theater. Please take a few minutes to provide your thoughts at the following link:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DLJCQZ2

The city will share the public comments with Cinemark, owners of the theater.

[KevDen2005]

Give us your opinion on the future of the Century 16 movie theater.
The city of Aurora is asking for public input on what should be done with the movie theater. Please take a few minutes to provide your thoughts at the following link:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DLJCQZ2

The city will share the public comments with Cinemark, owners of the theater.

Thanks for posting. I just took it.

[spqrzilla]

Seems like the City of Aurora ought to butt out of a decision by a private property owner.

[stevelkinevil]

My response.

"It should not be the city's decision. This is a private business and as such the decision should be theirs and theirs alone. However should they decide to reopen, they should take stock of the policy that prohibits the basic right to self defense, ie. the no concealed carry signs posted at the theater, just one responsible armed citizen could have saved many lives. "

[KevDen2005]

Seems like the City of Aurora ought to butt out of a decision by a private property owner.

I think a public poll might be a good idea just so we can show some support on how to make our city better for those of us that live here. They are giving this info to the theater owners. Just a thought.

[SAnd]

Seems like the City of Aurora ought to butt out of a decision by a private property owner.

My thoughts exactly. If someone thinks it should be shut down they should raise the money themselves to buy it. From individuals. No government involvement at all.

[Teufelhund]

Seems like the City of Aurora ought to butt out of a decision by a private property owner.

^This was my first thought too, but then it occurred to me maybe the property owner is interested in public sentiment. After all, if everyone in a community wants your business to go away for some reason, it probably won't be profitable to stay there. I responded anyway:

"The theater should continue operation as usual, with the single exception that management consider a policy change to allow patrons to protect themselves and their families by carrying their own firearm if legally allowed to do so."

[KevDen2005]

^This was my first thought too, but then it occurred to me maybe the property owner is interested in public sentiment. After all, if everyone in a community wants your business to go away for some reason, it probably won't be profitable to stay there. I responded anyway:

"The theater should continue operation as usual, with the single exception that management consider a policy change to allow patrons to protect themselves and their families by carrying their own firearm if legally allowed to do so."

That's actually a really good one and I feel stupid now with mine.

[Adawg38]

Just did my survey. I thought the future of the theater be left to them and not the city. I do however thing maybe a nice memorial would be nice to see.

[BushMasterBoy]

First off the Company conducting the survey is "Survey Monkey" ? Second this link supposedly originates from "Facebook" ? Personally I think they should turn it into a small arms range dedicated to the victims, but I am not going to participate in the poll.

NBC news:

http://entertainment.nbcnews.com/_ne...g-theater?lite