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| Campus Master Planning Committee | |
| The Campus Master
Planning Committee is a University wide standing committee with responsibility for
identifying and assessing the relative priorities of facilities needs and for recommending
to the President plans for meeting those needs. In carrying out that responsibility the
Committee will maintain and regularly update a complete list of proposed facilities
improvements and major maintenance projects. Part of that effort will involve reviewing
and evaluating facilities project requests submitted as part of the annual budget
preparation process. The Committee will also serve to gather and disseminate information
for the University's planning consultants. Guiding Principles 1. Give top priority to needs directly related to the University’s educational mission. 2. Focus on providing facilities that enhance the quality of the University and it’s programs 3. Retain green space. 4. Maintain the University’s residential character. 5. Promote facility design that allows flexibility of space use. 6. Promote space efficiency through positioning of related activities. 7. Seek cross-use of facilities (e.g. by two or more of its schools or departments). 8. Recognize revenue and cost impacts. 9. Promote sustainable design implementation which:
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