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LRDP Committee
Meeting #8
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May 18, 2004, 5:30 PM, University Inn and Conference Center, Sierra Room |
Joint LRDP Committee/Strategic Futures Committee
Preliminary Draft Land Use Concept Plan Options
(Break-out Sessions)
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Option A: Loop Road Option
- maintains the 1988 LRDP land use boundaries
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moderate academic core expansion
- extends Meyer Drive
- completes the North Loop road
- new student housing mostly to the north
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moderate student in-fill housing
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Option B: Expanded Core ("Loose
Fit") Option
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requires changes to the 1988 LRDP campus natural reserve
boundaries
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potential for an expanded academic core
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extends Meyer Drive
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completes the North Loop road
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moderate new student housing to the north
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moderate student in-fill housing
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Option D:
East-West Expansion Option (with Colleges 11/12 near OPERS)
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requires changes to the 1988 LRDP land use boundaries (for
new colleges)
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minimal academic core expansion
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extends Meyer Drive
- does not require completion of North Loop road
- locates new Graduate College at the Porter meadow
- sites Colleges 11 and 12 at the existing OPERS fields
- OPERS fields relocated and expanded to the south of
existing fields
- maximizes student in-fill housing
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Option D': East-West Expansion
Option (with Colleges 11/12 north of Kresge)
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requires changes to the 1988 LRDP land use boundaries (for
new colleges)
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minimal academic core expansion
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extends Meyer Drive
- does not require completion of North Loop road
- locates new Graduate College at the
north end of Porter meadow
- sites Colleges 11 and 12
located north of Kresge College
- OPERS fields relocated and expanded to the south of
existing fields
- maximizes student in-fill housing
Note:
These options explore a range of alternatives for accommodating the LRDP
program elements identified thus far. They do
not represent
designs and are intended solely for discussion by the LRDP work
groups
(i.e., land use and environment; housing and student life;
transportation and circulation; infrastructure and technology; and
campus and community).
It is anticipated that a preferred alternative will be selected from
among these for further refinement during the summer. |
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