[baseballbond2]

I just read in the Seattle Times today that Hole in the Wall may be hit with almost $20,000 worth of fines. It said these fines were for not having the right permits to build the field. It said that this may cause the field to close and the owner said he was getting burnt out. It said that he may have to close if he ends up getting hit with these fines. He is trying to get out of the fines right now obviously, but lets hope he can and the field won't have to close.

Has anyone else heard about this or have more info???

I will try to get the article off Seattle Time's website once it is posted becasue as of right now i couldn't find it one their website.

[peter42]

this is very old news.

[baseballbond2]

well i just read it in today's newspaper. i guess they're alittle slow then.
But, what is going to happen to them?

[peter42]

Brian is working with someone from the city (don't quote me on that) to work on some sort of option to keep the paintball field running. However, there are no certainties right now and it could go either way. Today was there last day of the season but hopefully not the last. Brian is trying his best to keep the field open.

[globemc2]

How about small donations from the everyday local players? Would help I guess?

[paintballpunk23]

I have always hated how hole in the wall is a seasonal operation but I wish the best of luck to him, and hope he is able to stay open.

[blautsauger (Banned)]

Here is the original thread: http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=1803573
And a support thread: http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=1808044

Just so you know. And yeah, Seattle Times is a bit behind in the "times".

[NickThePyro]

Ya its kinda old but were is it in the paper?

I realy hope Brian can keep the field going

[BallsOutPaintball03]

I read this article too, and according to Brian, the article took some of his words out of context, and changed what he really said.