§ 260-109
Five-year update plan
The five-year update plan shall contain the following minimum requirements:
- A. Mission statement of the institution, including its relationship with the neighborhoods, communities and environment in which it is physically situated.
- B. Description of existing conditions that shall include a list of all properties owned or leased by the institution within the Town. The list shall be arranged by Assessor's plat and lot and include street address, present uses and condition of building, structures, parking lot, open space and the like, and other relevant existing conditions of the campus. "Use" shall include the general academic function of the building or structure and not the specific program (e.g., "classroom" and not "English Department classroom").
- C. Statement of ten-year goals and five-year objectives and means and approaches through which such goals and objectives may be reached.
- D. Proposed phasing of new development and pacing of proposed improvements.
- E. Proposed changes in land holdings of the institution, including property to be acquired or sold.
- F. Proposed changes in land use within the institution's campus and grounds.
- G. Proposed capital improvements, including new structures, additions to existing structures, parking garages, parking lots, parks and grounds. Major renovations that affect the building and/or campus grounds shall be included. The plan shall, at a minimum, identify the location of such improvements, the footprint and exterior dimensions of any new structure, height in stories and feet, proposed uses, including primary and accessory uses, parking and loading to support such uses, and landscaped buffers.
- H. For any new building or additions to an existing building, include scaled plans and elevations in the five-year update plan.
- I. Proposed demolition of any building, structure, parking garage, parking lot, park or any other campus facility.
- J. A circulation plan indicating existing and proposed vehicular access, pedestrian sidewalks and general circulation layout of the campus. The circulation plan shall address on-site and off-site impacts on adjacent streets. In addition, the plan shall address the adequacy of on-site traffic circulation, parking and loading, sidewalk/pedestrian circulation, delivery and emergency access and related circulation issues.