FSSD Posted June 22 Posted June 22 NDSU had $29 million in athletic projects approved. The funding was entirely privately raised and appears to have been a straightforward pass-through. In addition, $43 million was approved for residence hall projects at various campus locations. The largest request was an $80 million state / $68 million other funding proposal for a Medical Facility Addition at UND. The state did not approve that project this time. It was already considered a low priority, and overall the legislature did not appear to be in a big spending mood during this session. Quote
UND69er Posted June 22 Posted June 22 15 hours ago, SIOUXFAN97 said: give us the cliff notes version? Can we assume this $29 MM in "private funding" is legit and has been accumulated over years that NDSU has bee beating the drum to go FBS? Quote
UNDBIZ Posted June 22 Posted June 22 The requests for privately funded buildings are generally submitted prior to any funds being raised. You can look at it as a request to start raising money and, if funds are secured, begin construction. 1 Quote
forksandspoons Posted June 24 Posted June 24 When is the new master plan going to be released? Curious about the plan for the basketball teams 3 Quote
Popular Post forksandspoons Posted yesterday at 05:20 PM Popular Post Posted yesterday at 05:20 PM Would be a huge addition to UND and Grand Forks to have this in the winter months and keep Ray Richards going. The 42nd corridor will have a lot of entertainment in the next few years. 2 4 Quote
GeauxSioux Posted yesterday at 05:24 PM Posted yesterday at 05:24 PM Wow! That is pretty cool. 1 Quote
UND69er Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 4 hours ago, GeauxSioux said: Wow! That is pretty cool. I agree!! Very nice addition and facility. As someone who learned to play golf on RR in 1968 during my Junior year at UND I cannot believe the progress! Great for UND. Quote
Popular Post SiouxFan100 Posted 19 hours ago Popular Post Posted 19 hours ago I can still see my tee shots on ray Richard bouncing down Demers back in the day 1 4 Quote
SIOUXFAN97 Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago tear down the clubhouse....use VERTICAL space and build the nursing home thingy and new clubhouse on the corner of demers and 34th.....find a way to use the old range to make up for losing some land to the underpass...... then put the top golf west of the new dorms..right on uni....right on campus....right next to all the students..... but a new parking lot......... 2 Quote
gfhockey Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 7 hours ago, SiouxFan100 said: I can still see my tee shots on ray Richard bouncing down Demers back in the day How many trains you get Quote
SiouxHawkGuy Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 11 hours ago, SIOUXFAN97 said: tear down the clubhouse....use VERTICAL space and build the nursing home thingy and new clubhouse on the corner of demers and 34th.....find a way to use the old range to make up for losing some land to the underpass...... then put the top golf west of the new dorms..right on uni....right on campus....right next to all the students..... but a new parking lot......... Yeah parking lot was dumb 1 Quote
Nodak1883 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 13 hours ago, SIOUXFAN97 said: tear down the clubhouse....use VERTICAL space and build the nursing home thingy and new clubhouse on the corner of demers and 34th.....find a way to use the old range to make up for losing some land to the underpass...... then put the top golf west of the new dorms..right on uni....right on campus....right next to all the students..... but a new parking lot......... There's still space available on campus to put more items if needed for future development. While the parking lot may have been dumb, the goal of it was to get students who live in McVey and West away from having to park in the Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center Lot to solve the following issues: 1. Students having to play frogger with traffic that could care less about pedestrians 2. People attending events at the CFPAC would have to park areas farther away because the CFPAC had 3 areas in the lot for different on-campus students depending on the residence hall they were in. 3. Due to redevelopment of the east side of campus/core campus, there isn't a lot of parking in general in that area. The CFPAC lot has pretty much transitioned to the lot for commuting students who do buy a standard parking permit. Again, the parking lot may have been dumb, but it solves more issues than you think given the current layout of the campus itself. 2 Quote
SIOUXFAN97 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 16 minutes ago, Nodak1883 said: There's still space available on campus to put more items if needed for future development. While the parking lot may have been dumb, the goal of it was to get students who live in McVey and West away from having to park in the Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center Lot to solve the following issues: 1. Students having to play frogger with traffic that could care less about pedestrians 2. People attending events at the CFPAC would have to park areas farther away because the CFPAC had 3 areas in the lot for different on-campus students depending on the residence hall they were in. 3. Due to redevelopment of the east side of campus/core campus, there isn't a lot of parking in general in that area. The CFPAC lot has pretty much transitioned to the lot for commuting students who do buy a standard parking permit. Again, the parking lot may have been dumb, but it solves more issues than you think given the current layout of the campus itself. plenty of spce to put the top golf anywhere in this block.... Quote
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