Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas Plans $1.2B Replacement

The board of managers for Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas has approved a preliminary site plan for a $1.2 billion replacement of its 54-year-old facility, according to a report by the Dallas Morning News.

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The plan, which still needs to be revised, calls for a 17-story, 2 million-square-foot main tower, almost twice the size of the current hospital.

Dallas County voters voted in November 2008 to approve a $747 million bond issue for the new hospital, with the remainder of construction costs coming from cash reserves and private donations.

Read the Dallas Morning News’ report on Parkland Memorial Hospital.

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