Campus Facility Master Plans

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Master plan should address building development for the institution's mission and enrollment growth, land acquisition and disposal, vehicular and pedestrian circulation, parking facilities, outdoor physical education, recreation and athletic facilities (where applicable), utilities and landscaping.

Campus facility master plans should be internally reviewed by campus staff at least every two years. If an update of the existing master plan is deemed necessary by the President, the campus should document the need and initiate a request to retain a professional consultant.

New master plans and updates shall be prepared by professional consultants appointed by the State Building Commission. They shall be approved by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission for review and comment and approved by the State Building Commission.

New building construction or additional projects should be addressed in the master plan prior to the submission for funding. The costs of obtaining consultant services for campus facility master plans should be funded from institutional sources.