NDSU On Campus Stadium 2025

[BisonVifte]

So now freshman cant drive at all? This is a fucked up world!

200-300ft you say? Sounds legit.

Hardly any students drove to basketball games during the reconstruction on the BSA.

[daddy daycare]

Another notch in your belt of things that will not happen, you must be in the Guiness by now.

[ByeSonBusiness]

Hardly any students drove to basketball games during the reconstruction on the BSA.

Yep. I went to basically every game my first few years of college. I only went to one when they played off campus.

[gotts]

for the 1st 4-5 games you get 2000-2500 freshman walking over to the dome, doubt that happens out by costco.

The stadium can go up to 200-300 feet on campus, are those und sky taxi cab drivers that fucking stupid to fly into a building?

I'm with chapo, FAA Part 77 is overrated and such pud thinking

[1998braves64]

NDSU is exit 67, UND is exit 140, diff is 73, half is 36.5, plus 67 is 103.5, or 104-ish ... Hillsboro.

Set 'er at Hillsboro by the USDA office west of I29.
Bullet trains along I29 with stations at Hector and Hillsboro Cenex and UND CAS.

Chapo, get on it!

Would need to go south and west of County 11 (where USDA/FCS offices are located) they have platted development to the north of County 11 and west if I-29. All on board with this idea since I could essentially walk there from my house then!

Does it absolutely have to be on campus? I'm not saying put the thing up in South Fargo but could it go up close to I29 if NDSU already has property there. Shouldn't have to deal with the FAA anymore and you'd have a blank slate and it's not all that far from campus.

It could just be on the north side of the viaduct (or more accurately that elevator and Sysco building) and west of the railroad. Would need lots of road infrastructure added in. But that location wouldn't be any closer to the airport than Fargodome is probably farther away, and not in the flight path of any existing runway.

My comments in no way reflect that I'm FOR either of these projects.

[The_Sicatoka]

I'm with chapo, FAA Part 77 is overrated and such pud thinking

Other than mandate clear, visible approaches to runways what's that done for anyone.

[GreenfieldBison]

Would need to go south and west of County 11 (where USDA/FCS offices are located) they have platted development to the north of County 11 and west if I-29. All on board with this idea since I could essentially walk there from my house then!



It could just be on the north side of the viaduct (or more accurately that elevator and Sysco building) and west of the railroad. Would need lots of road infrastructure added in. But that location wouldn't be any closer to the airport than Fargodome is probably farther away, and not in the flight path of any existing runway.

My comments in no way reflect that I'm FOR either of these projects.

If that is the location I'm thinking of, along 12th avenue, are you sure that is not in a flight path? I seem to recall an F4 taking a dirt dive into some houses just south of that back when I was living in Fargo.

[The_Sicatoka]

If that is the location I'm thinking of, along 12th avenue, are you sure that is not in a flight path? I seem to recall an F4 taking a dirt dive into some houses just south of that back when I was living in Fargo.

First three miles around an airport are heavily regulated.
https://wsdot.wa.gov/sites/default/f...-77-basics.pdf

[totoinfl]

Another notch in your belt of things that will not happen, you must be in the Guiness by now.

I would rather be drinking a Guiness

[1998braves64]

NDSU is exit 67, UND is exit 140, diff is 73, half is 36.5, plus 67 is 103.5, or 104-ish ... Hillsboro.

Set 'er at Hillsboro by the USDA office west of I29.
Bullet trains along I29 with stations at Hector and Hillsboro Cenex and UND CAS.

Chapo, get on it!

Does it absolutely have to be on campus? I'm not saying put the thing up in South Fargo but could it go up close to I29 if NDSU already has property there. Shouldn't have to deal with the FAA anymore and you'd have a blank slate and its not all that far from campus.

If that is the location I'm thinking of, along 12th avenue, are you sure that is not in a flight path? I seem to recall an F4 taking a dirt dive into some houses just south of that back when I was living in Fargo.

Not any more than Fargodome is with runway 31. Sorry image is way smaller than I thought it would be, look at google maps, starting at the west end of the viaduct is about where the typical flight path would be for the main 36 runway. Not that there wouldn't be FAA "restrictions" nothing more so than Fargodome had to deal with though.
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