| Capital Budget Request: Capital Project Record\nAll dollar amounts rounded to next $1000 | ||
| Capital Budget Record CBR-02 | ||
| Branch: | Executive Branch | |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinet: | Postsecondary Education | |
| Agency: | Postsecondary Education Institutions | |
| Appropriation: | Kentucky State University | |
| Project Title: | E2 Construct New Residence Hall | |
| KBUD Project Number: | 435U14C239 | |
| Priority | Capital Budget Request | Six-Year Capital Plan 2014-16 |
| Cabinet: | 27 | 27 |
| Agency: | ||
| PROJECT DOCUMENTATION | ||
| Location (County): | Franklin | |
| Location (ADD): | Bluegrass | |
| Reauthorization - Regular Capital Project: | Is this a currently authorized project which is being requested for reauthorization and/or | |
| additional funding? Yes, Reauthorization Only\nIf (Yes, Additional Funding) , provide the following information:\neMars Project Number (Agency, Fund):\nNew Total Project Cost: $ | ||
| Related to Previously Authorized Project: | If the project is related to or a new phase of a project which was previously authorized | |
| please identify the project and action under which it was authorized. | ||
| Capital Project Type: | New/Construction | |
| Project Description | ||
| Additional/Description Justification | ||
| —Citation, Order, Agreement with State or Federal Courts or a Regulatory Agency - N/A | ||
| —Project Measurements - The new facility is expected to contain approximately 300 beds set up in a combination of suites and apartment layouts. Expected Gross Square Footage 110,549. Specific parameters will be determined following work on the currently-funded privatized housing project. This project is required to meet the increasing demand for housing, as well as to meet the desires for more diverse and student-friendly living arrangements. | ||
| Space Summary Computer Room ..........................................................300 Director Apartment ....................................................814 Office ....................................................................150 Classroom ............................................................600 Residence Bedrooms ....................................................85,800 Study Rooms ....................................................1,300 Reception, Recreation, Laundry ..................................................3,160 Generai & Circulation ....................................................18,425 | ||
| Total Gross Square Ft ....................................................110,549 | ||
| Additional justification, benefits, and criteria for new housing is listed as follows: | ||
| 1. NEW RESIDENCE FACILITIES: The University has set as a goal to double its student population (from 2,000 to 4,000 students) by 2020. Modern housing will be critical to the University meeting this goal. As a result of a student housing study conducted in 1996, housing designs will focus primarily on apartment and suite-style arrangements. Programmatic changes will include special interest housing (i.e., graduate and family housing, international housing, learning communities and theme housing). The newly constructed housing will provide for co-ed living arrangements. | ||
| 2. INCREASE IN NUMBERS OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: Demographics suggest that there will be an increase of Kentucky public and non-public high school graduates. KSU has experienced in resent increase its Freshman classes and projections for the next two freshman classes indicate a need for additional housing. | ||
| 3. INCREASE IN AGE OF STUDENTS: Demographics suggest that there will be an increase in older students. Consequently, resources will have to be added and expanded. For example, year-round, furnished accommodations will be necessary, as well as, | ||
4. TECHNOLOGY: It will be necessary for the Office of Residence Life to recognize changes in technology in order to provide
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