Every time the hospital expands, it takes more parking spaces. What happens in about 10 years when Ruby is butting up against the front gate?
I wondered what the earth moving equipment was doing at the Bill Stewart Exit across from the Town Centre Road hillWVU already has a plot of land out near the new exit to eventually construct a new stadium.
A huge parking garage is going to be built across Don Nehlen Drive from the stadium. It will be in the spot where that trailer park has been.For you DA's who have not been to Morgantown, the hospital is expanding all over the Morgantown area.
The stadium is not moving and life as we know it will not end due to hospital expansion. It will just cost more to park in the blue lots. Supply and demand.
A huge parking garage is going to be built across Don Nehlen Drive from the stadium. It will be in the spot where that trailer park has been.
My nephew's trailer, as well as all other trailers, are being removed from that spot to make way for the new WVU Medicine parking garage.
Ruby Memorial is part of WVU Medicine; a major research institution. Ruby is not going anywhere.
Like other posters alluded, the hospital is expanding around Morgantown.
They’re also building parking garages, so I don’t think the expansion will affect much . . . at least not before we would be interested in rebuilding.Every time the hospital expands, it takes more parking spaces. What happens in about 10 years when Ruby is butting up against the front gate?
Go to a Wisconsin Badger game and then check back and let us know how much parking you find there at Camp Randall.......................Every time the hospital expands, it takes more parking spaces. What happens in about 10 years when Ruby is butting up against the front gate?
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