(05-13-2013 03:38 PM)StillJonesing Wrote:  

(05-13-2013 03:24 PM)TOPPERSonTOP Wrote:  lol major highway?

It sure looks like a 4 lane highway in that photo. Even has 5 cars in about a 100 yard streach as well which would indicate to me it's pretty well traveled to me. Don't think you are moving that road.

Quote:there is more than enough room to build, don't worry about it.

Not in that endzone which was my point. It looks like you would have to re-route the road on the other endzone as well if you want to build there. You got a nice looking stadium it was just kind of shocking someone would build a stadium in between two roads like that to me.

What if you wanted a Field house or some endzone seating eventually? What if you needed it in 30 years? I know when we built our endzone seating there were zoning issues with the road behind it I think we had to clear with the state and that was just a little neighborhood nothing street that not even as close as your stadium is to those roads.

5 cars make a major highway to you? You are correct, it is 4 lanes, but it is not at all major. It is not, trust us.

For your reference, the side in the foreground was built in 1968. The new side and the scoreboard side were completed in 2008. There is no intensions of building onto the scoreboard side of the stadium. So no need to move the road.

The new side has plenty of room to build onto (and the plans too do so). I doubt there would be a need to move the road on the opposite side. Sections as big as the lower level on the new side could fit there. Might need a wall like the scoreboard side, but who cares. It actually looks really nice. Plus we could always be like SoMiss and build the stadium over a road.

If you'd like a good perspective of what the stadium looks like, look at Google street view. It goes around the interior of the stadium at field level.