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Master Plan Project Accomplishments 1991 - 2003
- 326,400 gross square feet (GSF) added;
- total 1.3 million GSF
- 117,800 new square feet of academic space
- 121,000 new square feet of student life space
- 87,600 new square feet of residential space
- 163,000 square feet of academic space totally rehabilitated
- Total resources spent: $94.3 million
Funding Sources
- State Capital Appropriations
- NH Health and Education Finance Authority (HEFA) – Self-supporting Operations.
- Annual Operating Budget
- Auxiliary Enterprise Budgets
- Operating Reserves
- Plant Funds
- Restricted Funds from Fund Raising or Grants
Master Plan Uses
- USNH 6 Year Capital Budget Requests
- Bond Funding
- Campus Boundaries
- Impact on Abutters and City Streets
- Land Acquisitions and Street Discontinuations
- Land Use – i.e. compensatory storage
- Infrastructure Demand/Capacity – heating, cooling, electrical, communication wiring, water
and sewer, drainage, parking
Master Plan Values
- Open
- Inclusive
- Participative/Interactive
Master Plan Objectives - 1993
- Create an environment that stimulates academic excellence and quality of life
- Establish an image that defines KSC both internally and externally
- Accommodate projected growth within proposed boundaries
- Reinforce character of small city & historic Main St.
- Establish clearly identifiable arrival gateways and edges
- Enhance aesthetic qualities of the river and pond
- Establish an identifiable campus heart
- Accommodate functional needs of programs
- Define future boundaries for the campus
- Establish a pedestrian environment at the campus core
- Expand parking at the perimeter and limit at the center of campus to minimize pedestrian-vehicular conflicts
- Establish an open space system that adds to the form, order and appeal of the campus
- Establish phasing guidelines that provide direction for incremental implementation
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