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Can Anyone Confirm This?
- Thread starter McPeachy
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This imagery shows limited seating. It is a far cry from the early renderings though
Wyolie Coyote
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Based upon these renderings, there are more seats in the locker room than next to the pool.
McPeachy
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This imagery shows limited seating. It is a far cry from the early renderings though
I wonder if that was passed on, as I have been told there is literally no seating for fans / family / etc.
LanderPoke
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What a waste of money holy crap
rocket city poke
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It's really a waste of money when you account for the fact that the city of Laramie just built the best pool in the state right across the street: https://www.athleticbusiness.com/pr...laramie-high-school-aquatic-center-laramie-wy
Given the lack of seating i'm wondering if Burman isn't planning on using the city/school pool for meets? That should really make people irate. Why UW couldn't team up with the City and School district on one phenomenal aquatic center. STill have this great 50 meter pool with 10 lanes that UW, Laramie High, State swimming could use, but then have another "recreation" type pool more geared toward the community all in one facility. THere had to have been some potential cost savings with that type of plan. But when you are making $590k a year, and get raises for poor results, it's tough to really understand anything about fiscal accountability or responsibility.
Given the lack of seating i'm wondering if Burman isn't planning on using the city/school pool for meets? That should really make people irate. Why UW couldn't team up with the City and School district on one phenomenal aquatic center. STill have this great 50 meter pool with 10 lanes that UW, Laramie High, State swimming could use, but then have another "recreation" type pool more geared toward the community all in one facility. THere had to have been some potential cost savings with that type of plan. But when you are making $590k a year, and get raises for poor results, it's tough to really understand anything about fiscal accountability or responsibility.
