On April 4th, the Land & Water iCAP team met to finish up two final recommendations for the year: State Farm Center Permeable Pavers and Paver Maintenance.
Meeting minutes are attached.
On April 4th, the Land & Water iCAP team met to finish up two final recommendations for the year: State Farm Center Permeable Pavers and Paver Maintenance.
Meeting minutes are attached.
On April 4th, the Land & Water iCAP team met to finish up two final recommendations for the year: State Farm Center Permeable Pavers and Paver Maintenance.
Meeting minutes are attached.
While the 2017 Campus Master Plan provides an overall vision for a sustainable campus, the plan prioritizes buildings over landscapes. There is no cohesive vision for resilient campus landscapes and limited guidelines for ensuring landscapes’ long-term success. F&S is developing a Landscape Master Plan including a shared vision for the overall campus landscape and specific design guidelines. This will include establishing a steering committee, hiring an external landscape architecture firm, and initiating extensive public and stakeholder engagement.
This plan will encompass "All contiguous land on the Urbana-Champaign campus and within the master planning boundaries." This project will involve the following:
Phase 1: Inventory and Analysis
A comprehensive inventory of pertinent plan information will be established through a review of existing information; a thorough on-site reconnaissance of the campus and its surrounding area; and conducting workshops and/or interviews to determine issues, policies, and priorities. Integration and processing of this information will then be synthesized through rational analysis. With restrictions surrounding COVID19, most meetings for this phase will be virtual though the on-site reconnaissance is mandatory. Some members of the university’s Core Planning Committee may be available during the on-site visit. At a minimum, virtual meetings will include the Core Committee, and one meeting for each of the 11 districts,and any others as deemed necessary.
Stakeholder engagement meetings will include at minimum one for the Core Committee, one for administration, two time options for Dean level staff, two or three time options for facility managers, one for surrounding municipalities’ input, one or more for sustainability groups, at least one for students/faculty/public engagement, one for the Architectural Review Committee, one for F&S Grounds and F&S Maintenance, and any others as deemed necessary.
Phase 2: Concept Plan Alternatives
Various Concept Plan Alternatives will test the conditions necessary to create a framework for short and long-term campus landscape development. Out of all of the concept plan alternatives, a Preferred Concept Plan will emerge as the basis for the landscape master plan development.
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Phase 3: Campus Landscape Master Plan
Based on the approved Preferred Concept Plan, the final Campus Landscape Master Plan will be prepared.
The Campus Landscape Master Plan - the plan will consist of a series of interrelated plan components, each addressing a particular set of decisions, budget, growth, and accommodation needs as follows:
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Project details last updated on: 5/5/2022. Check Project Updates for recent activity.