Facilities is now looking for a firm to research what the 2009 master plan should be. This plan will focus on the future of the campus, with the intent that 2020 there will be 35k students.
[I]Land Use[/I]
[I]Recent rapid growth of the campus population and campus facilities along with future enrollment projections has created a greater need for the University to development long range land use strategies. The demand to build new facilities and desire to develop the campus in an environmentally responsible manner requires a well thought out land use plan. [B]The completed Master Plan will address, [U]as a minimum[/U], the following:[/B] [/I]
[LIST]
[][LIST]
[][I]Future Building locations [/I]
[][I]Centralized services [/I]
[][I]Academic facilities [/I]
[][I]Arts, performing and visual [/I]
[][I]Administrative and support facilities [/I]
[][I]Athletic and Intramural facilities [/I]
[][I]Recreation Center [/I]
[][I]Student Affairs facilities [/I]
[][I]Residence Halls [/I]
[][I]Garden and greenhouse [/I]
[][I]Green space and natural areas [/I]
[][I]Mixed Use Village/Campus Town [/I]
[][I]Light Rail [/I]
[][B][SIZE=4][I]Football [/I][/SIZE][/B]
[][I]Utilities [/I]
[][I]Roads [/I]
[][I]Circulation [/I]
[][I]Parking [/I]
[][I]Day Care [/I]
[*][I]Elder Hostel[/I][/LIST]
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[QUOTE=ninerID;261520]Facilities is now looking for a firm to research what the 2009 master plan should be. This plan will focus on the future of the campus, with the intent that 2020 there will be 35k students.
[I]Land Use[/I]
[I]Recent rapid growth of the campus population and campus facilities along with future enrollment projections has created a greater need for the University to development long range land use strategies. The demand to build new facilities and desire to develop the campus in an environmentally responsible manner requires a well thought out land use plan. [B]The completed Master Plan will address, [U]as a minimum[/U], the following:[/B] [/I]
[LIST]
[][LIST]
[][I]Future Building locations [/I]
[][I]Centralized services [/I]
[][I]Academic facilities [/I]
[][I]… [/I]
[][I]… [/I]
[][I]… [/I]
[][B][SIZE=4][I]Football [/I][/SIZE][/B]
[][I]… [/I]
[][I]… [/I]
[][I]… [/I]
[][I]Elder Hostel[/I][/LIST]
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WTF is an elder hostel?
I like seeing football on that list! I can’t help but think that if the results are released in 2008, but football is being included in a 2009 MP, that [B]football is a go[/B]… Man this place is going to be so different in another 15 years… I’'ll make sure to stick close.
[QUOTE=ChevEE;261532]I like seeing football on that list! I can’t help but think that if the results are released in 2008, but football is being included in a 2009 MP, that [B]football is a go[/B]… Man this place is going to be so different in another 15 years… I’'ll make sure to stick close.[/QUOTE]
It amazes me how much the campus changed form when I left in 95 to where it is now. I suspect that the next 10-15 will be that x 10. I truly feel like we are going to be around to see the transformation of UNCC from a small city school to a nationally recognized institution called Charlotte, which also happens to have a football team.
[QUOTE=WBNiner;261536]I truly feel like we are going to be around to see the transformation of UNCC from a small city school to a nationally recognized institution called Charlotte, which also happens to have a football team.[/QUOTE]
nice post wb, but I don’t know why ya’ll are saying 10-15.
If we are at 35k in 12 more years, we’ll most likely be around 30K in the next 5, we’ll have to have new buildings for that. In 5 years we could have one and a half seasons of football completed. CRI will be twice the size it is now (if not more) in 5 years. While I don’t agree with it, light rail will be getting close to campus. The uptown building will be complete.
There is a lot going on that we don’t know about. I feel guilty sometimes for my criticizm of Dubois when I see stuff like this. He’s in the news for his patriotism to UNC and his love with light rail, but thats a handful of articles of a guy who probably works more than 60 weeks when school is in.