Re: New Stadium
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2022 12:38 pm
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The chance for a legit on-campus football stadium went out the window when Les Murakami skirted around university leadership and straight to the state government to get the baseball stadium built.SundayJam wrote: ↑Thu Jul 07, 2022 3:41 am In my lifetime, I've seen a 10-lane highway and a rusting stadium built, just because, in Hawaii. People have always been parking in Manoa to travel to Halawa, just because. A stadium in Manoa makes sense. There has always been lots of parking on a Saturday nearby. We used to park and ride when the planned-to-rust stadium was built.
A rail system has been in discussion for more than 50 years. The rail needs to happen but I doubt it. The stadium at Manoa needs to happen. A stadium at Halawa never made sense.
A baseball stadium and a volleyball stadium were built at Manoa from the ground up...just because...but an existing football stadium cannot be improved to host more? I seem to be the only alumnus here that sees the sense in this. Yeah, I know...I'm so far away from the program now...why should I care or how would I know? Well, the Halawa experience wasn't that great when I was a student (high school or Manoa). I never experienced the termite palace, so I wouldn't know about that. On the weekends, there's plenty of parking at Manoa and Kapiolani Community College. It's been awhile...has parking improved on that side of the island or not?poidog wrote: ↑Fri Jul 15, 2022 2:27 pmThe chance for a legit on-campus football stadium went out the window when Les Murakami skirted around university leadership and straight to the state government to get the baseball stadium built.SundayJam wrote: ↑Thu Jul 07, 2022 3:41 am In my lifetime, I've seen a 10-lane highway and a rusting stadium built, just because, in Hawaii. People have always been parking in Manoa to travel to Halawa, just because. A stadium in Manoa makes sense. There has always been lots of parking on a Saturday nearby. We used to park and ride when the planned-to-rust stadium was built.
A rail system has been in discussion for more than 50 years. The rail needs to happen but I doubt it. The stadium at Manoa needs to happen. A stadium at Halawa never made sense.
that should be automatic.ching field has a different energy and we will be able to revisit it every season.
I would incorporate thousands of trees in the parking area. And create Stalls+ which would be parking stalls that are wide and long and under trees. I would figure out a way to keep tailgating as a family experience.bigislandkurt wrote: ↑Mon Jul 18, 2022 12:50 pm Yes, a lot has changed. But one thing that has not changed is the color of money. Still green.
For all you have mentioned, an on-campus stadium is certainly the best for the students, student athletes, UH Manoa, and the whole game day experience. What we often leave out in these discussions is the political maneuverings that will always take place whenever a larger construction or capital improvement project is approved. For this project, the stadium is just one piece. Naturally, we as fans will always hover around what is best for the fan, the team, the players, etc. For those charged with making this project happen, it was never about what we fans believe in. Rather it has always been about the developmental rights around the stadium....or the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment district. This area will be worth billions. Close to Pearl Harbor, airport, freeway interchange....beautiful sunsets. This is a major construction project of which we as fans hope to get a stadium for our team out of eventually.
LOL … public input is like an environmental impact statement that misses an international airport and high tension power lines serving a major metropolitan area … LOLEITSwarrior wrote: ↑Sat Jul 23, 2022 8:01 am Tired of people saying "we never had any public input", "they don't listen to us".
EIS is not what most people refer to when saying we want “public input”. Regardless an EIS is and has been readily available on the NASED website for at least a year.UnBiasFan wrote: ↑Sat Jul 23, 2022 10:14 pmLOL … public input is like an environmental impact statement that misses an international airport and high tension power lines serving a major metropolitan area … LOLEITSwarrior wrote: ↑Sat Jul 23, 2022 8:01 am Tired of people saying "we never had any public input", "they don't listen to us".
Never trust people who claim to be experts … scientists and engineers hired to write bullshit are the biggest scam ever …
EIS is entirely about public disclosure. The rail project had studies done by professionals and they missed proximity to a major airport, the federal building, and difficulty and extreme cost to move power lines on the Dillingham corridor.EITSwarrior wrote: ↑Sun Jul 24, 2022 11:45 amEIS is not what most people refer to when saying we want “public input”. Regardless an EIS is and has been readily available on the NASED website for at least a year.UnBiasFan wrote: ↑Sat Jul 23, 2022 10:14 pmLOL … public input is like an environmental impact statement that misses an international airport and high tension power lines serving a major metropolitan area … LOLEITSwarrior wrote: ↑Sat Jul 23, 2022 8:01 am Tired of people saying "we never had any public input", "they don't listen to us".
Never trust people who claim to be experts … scientists and engineers hired to write bullshit are the biggest scam ever …