Correct me if I’m wrong but if it doesn’t happen, isn’t that millions wasted on all the work underground?
Wouldn't that be your worst case scenario?
Cytown Update
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Wouldn't that be your worst case scenario?
I'd imagine if there are any handshake agreements now, they'd either be illegal or frowned upon. Definitely nothing that could hold up in courts. Its possible their are tenants that are interested, but until they can legally sign on the dotted line, they don't want anything public.
I haven't searched through the thread, but I'd be curious how parking/traffic will work during with McFarland going to CyTown. Pediatrics being open late during weekdays and on Saturday mornings would be impossible to get to during morning Football games and on some basketball game traffic.
JP’s tone regarding CyTown seemed pretty down and pessimistic to me.
But yes, we all need to be rooting for the success of this project. A LOT hinges on it working out.
I for one am proud of JP for attempting this, he had to do something. Hope it works!
But yes, we all need to be rooting for the success of this project. A LOT hinges on it working out.
I for one am proud of JP for attempting this, he had to do something. Hope it works!
It won’t be open on football game days. Those services will be offered at other locations on those days. https://www.mcfarlandclinic.com/cytown
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Worst case scenario is when Cyclone Fans go negative....
I'm going to take the kids to CyTown for summer vacations.
Football makes sense, but I noticed it only mentions Urgent Care. I think Pediatrics is the only dept I know of with extended hours. I never thought about it until I had to take a kid for a potential ear infection at 6:30pm recently and thought it'd be rough trying to make it to a last minute appointment on a basketball game day
I rarely have trouble getting IN on basketball game days, it's the getting out that is slow AF.
I'm sure they would love to but providers have a hell of a time recruiting to Iowa.
That’s disappointing. I had planned on waving to any kids that happened to drop in for medical care. My virtue signaling is going to take a real hit this fall. At least I can face east and wave after the first quarter of Hok games. Everyone will think I’m a swell guy.
It will be tough for the McFarland Clinic when we end up having Friday night games.
Will it? I doubt we ever have more than 1, so we're talking 1 weekday out of the year. Or maybe just half a day, cause you could surely be open for the morning on a Friday gameday.
Just face the southeast and wave to the dogs, cats, and parakeets that are being cared for at the College of Veterinary Medicine.
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The layout of the new lots with in-and-out flows sucks royal beans.
Heard through a sub contractor bidding on this job that the deal doesn't pencil as originally planned, so the BOR and Goldenrod need to either change scope, redraw the project, or delay timelines...
Anyone else hearing similar?
Anyone else hearing similar?
