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Reasons For Driving To Coralville
My first reason would be so we won’t have to drive to Burlington or Coralville. If we made one here we won’t have to waste as much gas driving farther away. Also you could get there and back faster than if it was farther away.You could also attract people from other towns and get more business. As you can see, not having to drive as far is a very big idea to build a mall.

My second reason is people could open stores in the mall. So people don't have to worry about driving to another town. Also, They can make money and not have to waste gas so you will be making money and not wasting as much gas. The tax money could go to the town and make the more money for Wapello. Our community could use the money so please consider this.

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