1. Good Morning. Thank you for your time.

2. Academic and Master Planning Update April 3, 2015
Welcome, Introductions
Academic and Master Plan Process and Principles
President’s Overview
DRAFT Master Plan Development Concepts
Small Group Discussion
Comments and Suggestions
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3. Calendar – 2014/15 2014/15 STRATEGIC PLAN ACADEMIC PLAN MASTER PLAN
2014 May
Vision 2022
2014 Fall
President’s Cabinet
Leadership Workshop
Academic Workshops and Program Narratives
Advisory Committees
Outreach Events
2015 Winter
ASI Open House
Academic Workshop and Program Narratives
Advisory Committees -
Principles & Policies
2015 Spring
Leadership Workshops
Enrollment Implications
Draft Master Plan Concepts - Outreach
2015 Summer & Fall
Draft Master Plan and Draft EIR
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4. MASTER PLAN DEVELOPMENT
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5. Master planning advisory committees: Principles and Policies
Over 150 thoughtful ideas, new as well as revised from 2001
Three levels
Land use and circulation principles
Implementation guidance
Operational direction
Today – key land use and circulation themes (handouts)
Future – thorough compilation and analysis for commonalities and nuances as well as competing goals requiring further discussion and potential compromise
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6. Master planning advisory committees: Principles and Policies
Overarching Principles
Academic mission, student success
Long view
Context and inter-relationships among uses
Transparency (process)
Academic and Instructional Space
Learning occurs everywhere
Campus core as a learning community
Outdoor teaching and learning
Quality and flexibility of facilities
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7. Master planning advisory committees: Principles and Policies (continued)
Campus Character and Place-Making
Sense of place
Pathways and way finding
Gateways and community
Neighborhoods
Campus Life
Residential environment supportive of student learning
24-hour community
Services supportive of diversity
Wellness
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8. Master planning advisory committees: Principles and Policies (continued)
Circulation and Transportation
Modal shift and hierarchy: pedestrian, bike, transit, car
Trip reduction and parking restrictions
Safety and access
Recreation and Athletics
Multi-purpose for recreation; specialized for athletics
Proximity
Sustainability and Natural Resources
Campus as a living lab
Leadership in preserving resources and applying sustainable principles
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9. THE LAND
CORE – Most intense activity; focused on learning, with a social component; pedestrian-orientation; open space
SECONDARY LAYER – Close proximity to core; activity moving north across Brizzolara Creek; circulation for all modes and parking intercept approach
OUTLYING AREAS – Uses requiring extensive acreage; environmental suitability
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10. Land use & circulation program
Learning – Formal & Informal
Enrollment
Agriculture, Outdoor Teaching & Learning
Residential Neighborhoods
Student Support & Activity
Recreation – Indoor & Outdoor
Athletic Facilities
Circulation Hierarchy
Other Features that Support Student Success
Industry Partnerships
Conference Center/Hotel
Arena
Residential
Support
Agriculture
Academic
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11. Discussion Cal Poly Master Plan Home Page
Linda Dalton, PhD, FAICP –
Interim University Planning Officer
Julie Moloney, AICP – Campus Planner
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12. Good Morning. Thank you for your time.