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Cal Poly Master Plan: Transforming Academic Growth and Campus Environment

Explore the comprehensive Cal Poly Master Plan focusing on academic mission, growth, technology utilization, and environmental considerations while enhancing student learning experience. Stay updated with ongoing environmental analysis and community consultations through the provided timeline and access methods.

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Cal Poly Master Plan: Transforming Academic Growth and Campus Environment

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  1. PLAN HIGHLIGHTS • Academic Mission • Polytechnic, Learn by Doing • Demand: by Applicants, for Graduates • Growth - Tidal Wave II • Increase in Summer Enrollment • Use of Technology • 17 % Increase in Physical Capacity • 1963 Master Plan • Focused on Campus Core • Before California Environmental Quality Act • Communication and Consultation

  2. PROCESS - TIMETABLE INPUT CAMPUS (FACULTY, STUDENTS, STAFF, AUXILIARIES) and COMMUNITY (CITY, COUNTY, NEIGHBORS, OTHER GROUPS) ACTIVITIES DRAFT MASTER PLAN & INITIAL ENV. STUDY ISSUE- BASED TASK FORCES Prelim. MASTER PLANConcepts FINAL MASTER PLAN & EIR ACA- DEMIC PLANS ENROLL- MENT SCENARIOS DRAFT EIR OFFICIAL DEANS DEPAC PRESIDENT, CAMPUS PLANNING COMMITTEE, STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT GROUP CSU TRUSTEES 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 2000-01 LCD. Rev. 2/22/00

  3. TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS

  4. TABLE OF CONTENTS • 1) Introduction • 2) Guiding Framework • 3) Long-Range Enrollment • 4) Existing Conditions • 5) Physical Plan Elements • 6) Implementation Phasing and Staging • 7) Follow Up

  5. CHAPTER 5Physical Plan Elements • Land Use • Natural Environment • Outdoor Teaching and Learning • Campus Instructional Core • Residential Communities • Recreation, Athletics, and Physical Education • Public Facilities and Utilities • Circulation, Alternative Transportation, and Parking • Support Activities and Facilities • Ancillary Activities and Facilities

  6. ONGOING ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS • Environmental Consequences of the Master Plan • Intensification of core - expansion of housing • Parking structures (2 more) • Traffic issues • Key Mitigation • Housing new enrollment • Reduced parking / alternative transportation • Stream restoration -Biological preserves, sensitive lands

  7. CONSTRAINTS SUMMARY

  8. LAND USEChorro Creek

  9. LAND USESan Luis Obispo

  10. DEVELOPMENT

  11. CORE GREEN SPACE

  12. PRELIMINARY DRAFT MASTER PLAN • Draft available in libraries, on CD, and on our web site. Written comments due June 12, 2000. • Hearings on Draft EIR - Fall 2000. • Web Site -- www.campusprojects.calpoly.edu orCal Poly Home Page “A-Z index, Master Plan” • Questions, CD (free) or hard copy ($25) requests, contact Deby Anderson at 756-6806 or djanders@calpoly.edu

  13. DATA MAPS

  14. DEVELOPMENT SUITABILITY

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