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3.5. California State University, Los Angeles, Resource Allocation Plan.
3.6. California State University, Los Angeles Administrative Procedure 015, Subject:
Requests to Name Facilities, Properties and Rooms.
4.0. POLICY
:
The Campus Physical Planning Committee shall be appointed by the President to assist in
the formulation, development, and coordination of physical planning of the campus that
will result in systematic, planned development supporting the mission of the University.
All University space is temporarily assigned to a unit of the University. To maximize
effective space planning and utilization, the Space Management Subcommittee shall
review the inventory of all University space and requests for space changes that occur
between executive administrative units or within an executive administrator’
s unit that
requires renovation or a change in function, and develop policies and procedures related
to space assignment and utilization. The Subcommittee will forward recommendations
through the Chair of the Campus Physical Planning Committee to the President.
5.0. DEFINITIONS:
5.1. Coordination--Sequencing the building programs to meet requirements of the
various areas based on needs.
5.2. Five-Year Major Capital Outlay Program--Consists of State funded and non-State
funded projects. Based on the physical master plan, the campus is required to
submit each year a projected major capital outlay program for a five-year period
beyond the point covered by the latest Governor’s Budget. Each five-year capital
outlay project must have an estimated construction cost of at least $400,000.
5.3. Long-Range Physical Master Plan
--The physical master plan based on the campus
academic master plan. It functions as a guide for the physical development
required to accommodate projected enrollment and educational programs in
accordance with the academic master plan. The physical master plan includes: (1)
a definition of the land, physical facilities, landscaping and other improvements
required; and, (2) time schedules and cost estimates for implementation.
The evolution of the physical master plan does not end with its approval by The
California State University Board of Trustees. Modifications and changes are
required to meet new situations and conditions. It is expected that the master plan
will be presented to the Trustees no less than once every three years for
reevaluation.
5.4. Campus Guidelines for Design and Construction--Guidelines for specific
implementation of the physical development of the campus. These guidelines will
address architectural, landscaping and engineering concerns for any design and
construction project at the University. They can be expanded to include criteria to