FORT COLLINS, COLO. (AP) -- Colorado State University Tony Frank says the school will focus on four guidelines as it explores putting a new football stadium on campus.
He said Monday that state appropriations, tuition, fees or taxes won't be considered as funding sources for a stadium project.
CSU won't put a new stadium on existing open green space, and it won't put the stadium in a place that would block significant spots for viewing the mountains. Frank says stadium plans also should seriously consider impacts on neighbors.
Frank issued those guidelines Monday while also announcing a series of public forums to collect input on the stadium idea.
An advisory committee appointed by Frank is studying where a stadium could be built and potential funding.
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Information from: Fort Collins Coloradoan
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