Located just east of existing Diesel Mechanics building SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE (page 43) – Total of 12,500 AFS & estimated cost of $27,140,000 A) Water and sewer systems Forward to experts in replacement – $3 million Facilities Advisory Committee to evaluate B) For Fire-Life Safety Code Forward to experts in compliance, electrical and Facilities Advisory mechanical services to Committee to evaluate buildings on campus need corrections, including mechanical utilities in the main tunnel – $8.7 million C) Needed improvements for Forward to experts in the library, swimming pool, Facilities Advisory and IT infrastructure – $4.7 Committee to evaluate million D) A new central Forward to experts in plant to heat and Facilities Advisory cool the campus’ new Committee to evaluate buildings, including a generator to reduce electricity usage – $9.6 million E) Xeriscaping, a form of Forward to experts in campus landscaping that Facilities Advisory saves energy and water, Committee to evaluate should be installed – $0.4 million F) Buildings should be Forward to experts in metered so as to monitor and Facilities Advisory save energy and also be Committee to evaluate (re)keyed to improve campus security – $0.4 million G) Campus outdoor lighting Forward to experts in and signage need to be Facilities Advisory upgraded, including improved Committee to evaluate
Located just east of existing Diesel Mechanics building SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE (page 43) – Total of 12,500 AFS & estimated cost of $27,140,000 A) Water and sewer systems replacement – $3 million Forward to experts in Facilities Advisory Committee to evaluate B) For Fire-Life Safety Code compliance, electrical and mechanical services to buildings on campus need corrections, including mechanical utilities in the main tunnel – $8.7 million Forward to experts in Facilities Advisory Committee to evaluate C) Needed improvements for the library, swimming pool, and IT infrastructure – $4.7 million Forward to experts in Facilities Advisory Committee to evaluate D) A new central plant to heat and cool the campus’ new buildings, including a generator to reduce electricity usage – $9.6 million Forward to experts in Facilities Advisory Committee to evaluate E) Xeriscaping, a form of campus landscaping that saves energy and water, should be installed – $0.4 million Forward to experts in Facilities Advisory Committee to evaluate F) Buildings should be metered so as to monitor and save energy and also be (re)keyed to improve campus security – $0.4 million Forward to experts in Facilities Advisory Committee to evaluate G) Campus outdoor lighting and signage need to be upgraded, including improved Forward to experts in Facilities Advisory Committee to evaluate