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SSC funding request with departmental contribution
Associated Project(s):Morgan Johnston, Transportation Demand Management Coordinator at F&S, requested $10,600 from the Student Sustainability Committee to upgrade the bike parking areas in three areas on campus. This request included a departmental contribution of $2,318.53.
Turner Student Services Building
Associated Project(s):As part of the ICECF 2009 Lighting Retrofit, 628 T-12 fixtures in the Turner Student Services Building were replaced with more energy-efficient T-8 fixtures. This switch will incur an Annual kWh Savings of 99,474 hours. The simple payback for this project is 2 years.
Wohlers Hall
Associated Project(s):As part of the ICECF 2009 Lighting Retrofit, 1,071 T-12 fixtures in the Wohlers Hall were replaced with more energy-efficient T-8 fixtures. This switch will incur an Annual kWh Savings of 168,358 hours. The simple payback for this project is 0.83 years.
Interim Report of sustainable operations task force
Associated Project(s):The Sustainable Campus Operations Committee (SCOC) was charged with developing the operational plans for a sustainable campus. The approach taken by the committee is aligned with campus strategic planning. The implications of the campus strategic plan and the sustainable campus plan are intimately connected, and they should be discussed in ways where their linkages are visible and understood. Decision-making for sustainability needs integration with decision-making at all levels of university administration. In this spirit, the format of this interim report provides an overview of the preliminary goals, strategies and metrics for sustainable campus operations.
Attached Files:Illinois Farm Sustainability Calculator
Associated Project(s):Is your farm sustainable? How can you make your farm sustainable? The Illinois Farm Sustainability Calculator can help you figure out these things out. And it's pretty easy to use. See the list of tabs on the bottom of your screen? Navigate through them by using the grey buttons at the top of the sheets or by hitting ctrl+page down (cmd+page down on macs) In each sheet, fill each white box with data from your farm. Be sure to make a selection in all of the white drop-down boxes too. If you don't know something, leave the default number or the default selection in place. If your farm does not have ten separate fields, leave the extra field sheets unchanged. Same goes for any extra ruminant, swine, and poultry sheets.
Attached Files:Energy draft files
Associated Project(s):Space Neutral draft file
Associated Project(s):Attached Files:Transportation chapter draft with notes
Associated Project(s):The attached file is a draft for the Transportation section of the 2010 iCAP.
Attached Files:draft energy tasks
Associated Project(s):Attached Files:Foreign Language Building
Associated Project(s):A total of 2,694 lighting fixtures in the Foreign Language Building were changed from T-12 fixtures to T-8 fixtures as part of the ICECF Lighting Retrofit. This will allow an Annual kWh Savings of 424,790 hours. The Simple Payback for changing the fixtures in the Foreign Language Building is 3.06 years. Occupancy sensors were also installed in this facility for further energy savings.
CCNet Current Sustainability Efforts In The CU
Associated Project(s):See attached
Attached Files:Revised MOA
Associated Project(s):Attached is the revised MOA and a copy of the prairie layout
The Sustainable Operations Task Force met and developed this list of iCAP items
Associated Project(s):Carl Wegel at F&S created this file.
Attached Files:Funding request submitted to SSC for FY10
Associated Project(s):In April 2009, The Bike Project (TBP) representatives submitted an application for funding to the Student Sustainability Committee (SSC). In June 2009, the SSC awarded $30,000 for the shop construction.
Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
Associated Project(s):A total of 1,090 lighting fixtures in the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts were changed from T-12 fixtures to T-8 fixtures as part of the ICECF Lighting Retrofit. This will allow an Annual kWh Savings of 171,871 hours. The Simple Payback for changing the fixtures in the Krannert Center is 2.26 years.
Creation of the Campus Bicycle Shop
Associated Project(s):In spring of 2009, discussions began between the University of Illinois and The Bike Project of Urbana-Champaign, regarding an on-campus bicycle shop. Fred Davidson, Joel Gillespie, and Tony Cherolis were key representatives of The Bike Project. Morgan Johnston, Steve Veazie, and Jeff Courson were key representatives of the UI. The files attached here represent some of the effort that initiated this program.
The original shop was called the Campus Bike Project.
Dairy Cattle Composting Facility study
Associated Project(s):Previous composting study “U08067 Dairy Cattle Composting Facility” reviewed options for full scale complete composting of animal, food, agriculture, and landscape waste. Study was cancelled before completion because ACES ran into budget issues and the whole Dairy program was slated for potential reduction or elimination.
Attached Files:Prairie Restoration at Florida & Orchard Funding Agreement
Associated Project(s):This proposal looks to restore the no-mow zone at the southwest corner of Florida Ave. and Orchard St., as the campus’ first prairie planting. It will provide a site for an array of learning and passive recreation opportunities for both students and members of the extended community, while sequestering greenhouse gases as tangible evidence of the campus commitment to responsible sustainable behavior. Thus, the Student Sustainability Committee is in favor of funding the fully requested amount of $40,000.
Attached Files:Sustainability committee response letter- Florida and Orchard Prairie.pdf
Sustainability committee response letter- Florida and Orchard Prairie.doc
SSC Final Allocation Approval - Florida and Orchard Prairie.pdf
SSC Final Allocation Approval - Florida and Orchard Prairie.doc
SSC revision questions 2013 final 2 .docx
after_survey_pres_boards_04212011.pdf
Change in Scope Approval_2013.docx
Florida and Orchard Prairie Funding Deadline Extension.doc
Florida and Orchard Prairie Funding Deadline Extension.pdf
Florida and Orchard Prairie Proposal.doc
No-Mow Prairie Final.pdf
NRB and FL-Orchard Change in Scope Approval_2013.pdf
Prairie budget.pdf
prairie_examples_06232011.pdf
Red_Bison_Prairie_Fund_Extension.pdf
Rev MOA - Gifts in Kind PrairieRestoration Jack Pizzo Associates.doc
Vet-Med Prairie Funding Agreement
Associated Project(s):The goal of this project would to be to plant a tallgrass prairie garden that mimics the natural prairie growth of Illinois. The garden would go in two locations front of the Basic Sciences Building and be about 10200 sq ft. The garden would consist of 40-50 different plants and consist of around 10000 seedlings. This project will create an area of native habitat on our campus, help educate and engage students about the prairie landscape, integrate with educational opportunities and serve as a pilot for future initiatives of this kind. Therefore, the Student Sustainability Committee is in favor of funding the project for $21,700.