The Sunnyside Up Project: Campus Neighborhoods Revitalization Corporation (CNRC), is a collaborative partnership between the City of Morgantown and West Virginia University. Sunnyside Up is working to develop and implement a Revitalization Plan for the Sunnyside neighborhood. Sunnyside is located immediately to the west of West Virginia University's Downtown Campus and adjacent to the Square at Falling Run development, encompasses more than 130 acres of land between Campus Drive, Jones Avenue, Eighth Street and the banks of the Monongahela River.
Our sucess will come about by cooperation between students, landlords, property owners, city officials, university officials and other interested parties. We welcome your comments and suggestions.
Thanks for visiting,
Jim Hunt, Executive Director
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| TIF Dedication April 5, 2011 |
What people are saying about Sunnyside Up:
"The comfort level we had investing in Morgantown was increased immeasurably when we appreciated the collaborative effort of the City and the University in the Campus Neighborhood Redevelopment Corporation, which you call Sunnyside Up. Knowing that we had these key players, WVU and the City of Morgantown, working together in the area we were interested in developing was a significant factor in deciding to make our move into Morgantown."
Steve Bodner of SC Bodner, developer of Mountaineer Place in Sunnyside
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"To date, WinCor has invested over $350,000 in upgrading our properties in the 200 block of Grant Avenue. This investment would not have been possible without the commitment of Sunnyside Up to improve and maintain infrastructure. Installation of new sidewalks, street lights, landscaping plus a commitment to keeping the area clean is the primary reason we decided to purchase and upgrade these properties."
Don E. Corwin Jr., General Manager WinCor Properties LLC
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