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Colorado Needs To Be Proactive
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You stalking me bro?
Soccer I think.
MrFrumpylane
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I know Lacrosse games were played there, not sure if they still are.
Yeah, there was. They even had renderings of the facility, but I can't find it either. Build it over Franklin, put several levels of parking underneath it and one special level on top of it just for the old alumni that refuse to adjust where they tailgate. They could even make extra large parking spaces just for tailgating and charge a **** ton to park up there. Plant some trees up there.
**** trees we want grass.
Found something we have in common
Bull****. the WTC was built in a flood zone. Just put up a retaining wall.
retaining walls, stilts, deep, and high concrete foundations. Not that difficult to over come a flood plain that is flooded once every 100 years.
It's not the engineering, it's the Boulder city council.
put it up on stilts and it doesnt affect the flood plane. However if they were to put in anywhere I guarantee that franklin field would be candidate#1
I am really tired of you complaining about the bleachers in the student section. They are **** and have always been ****. You shouldn't be sober enough to notice them anyway.
This is what, the second time I've complained about them?
Boulder city council has no say in what the University builds.
fatbuff
Member
CU isnt exempt from the planning department. They have to get permits like everyone else.
I'm going to a CU alumni event today where Bohn is speaking. Hopefully there will be some time for Q & A as I plan on asking plenty of questions pertaining to future plans.
here you go guys, don't know if this was already posted but this is the athletics master plan... enjoy.
http://fm.colorado.edu/planning/documents/athletics_masterplan.pdf
one thing that look interesting is they really want to put the practice facility on the very northern edge of franklin. If they build it correctly they only lose a very small portion of the field.
http://fm.colorado.edu/planning/documents/athletics_masterplan.pdf
one thing that look interesting is they really want to put the practice facility on the very northern edge of franklin. If they build it correctly they only lose a very small portion of the field.
Please ask him about the status of new video boards. That needs to get done, like yesterday. Compared to the other capital improvements, it seems like a relatively inexpensive and quick fix.
Vision 2010? Is there anything newer than this? Seems like we're due for a new strategic plan, if this is the latest/greatest.
considering we haven't completed most of the items on the plan, I think it is still pretty accurate.
All the improvements in the plan look like smart ones. It is especially interesting with regards to the development to softball and baseball. I like that they could help get it approved by having them as community fields, with small competition stadiums for our teams. Since we are just starting its not like we need some mega stadium for either. The plan for Folsom also looks great. Seating would be up around 60,000 the bathrooms would all be renovated, the boxes would be upgraded on both sides. The tightening of the run on ramp for the team create a great game day experience. The new video boards are going up anyway, the lights have already been done, a hall of fame/gift shop on that end of campus makes a lot of sense especially with a huge parking garage right there. I would be interested in seeing those expansions to Coors. On the east and west side where they appear to be filling in the gap between the doors. The problem with the football stuff is it was 130,000,000. However given the new 30 million a year we will eventually be making I suppose it would not be to bad.
For those who don't want to scroll through all of it, page 73 starts the design concept illustrations.
For those who don't want to scroll through all of it, page 73 starts the design concept illustrations.
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Really? I thought they had to be within building codes for the city.
I'm pretty sure that CU is at least exempt from many of the municipal requirements - such as building height
for the most part, however an example; CU does not have to follow the height restrictions that the rest of the city does. Buildings have to be up to structural and safety codes, but on university property there are alot of city codes that don't apply.