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UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA
BOARD OF VISITORS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE
February 7, 1997
2:00-3:00 p.m., East Oval Room
- I.
CONSENT AGENDA
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EASEMENT (CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, GAS DIVISION) HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS
BUILDING -- For economic and environmental reasons the University
plans to replace the oil-fired boilers in the High Energy Physics
building with high efficiency, natural gas units. The easement
will permit the City to extend its gas lines to the building.
- II.
ACTION ITEMS
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A. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN GUIDELINES, HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY BASEMENT
DEVELOPMENT AND RENOVATION -- This project involves the development
of 11,200 square feet in the basement and the renovation of 59,100
square feet on the first and second floors. The architect, Ayers/Saint/Gross,
working with the University Architect has developed architectural
design guidelines for the project.
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B. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN GUIDELINES, STUDENT HEALTH CENTER ADDITION
AND RENOVATIONS -- This project will provide an addition of 13,800
square feet and will renovate 6,600 square feet in the building.
It will facilitate the consolidation of Counseling and Psychological
Services with the Department of Student Health. The architect,
Toby + Davis, working with the University Architect has developed
architectural design guidelines for the project.
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C. ARCHITECT SELECTION, RENOVATION OF SCIENCE BUILDING AT CLINCH
VALLEY COLLEGE -- This project is a feasibility study for the
renovation of the Science Building at Clinch Valley College. The
Selection Panel recently completed the selection process and ranked
the firm of VMDO Architects of Charlottesville, Virginia as its
number one choice.
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ARCHITECT SELECTION, THORNTON HALL CLEAN ROOM LAB RENOVATION --
This project will allow the Electrical Engineering Department
to expand their Class 10,000 Clean Room to accommodate additional
equipment for the use of a new senior faculty member who will
be performing microelectronics research. The Architect Selection
Committee recently completed its selection process and ranked
the firm of Kling- Lindquist of Washington, D.C. as its number
one choice.
- III.
REPORTS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
- A.1.
THE McCUE CENTER THIRD FLOOR -- The University is proceeding with
the third floor fit-out of the McCue Center to accommodate offices
and physical therapy spaces. The project is out to bid and is
planned to be substantially complete by August 1, 1997. HealthSouth
provided the architectural design services as a gift to the University.
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A.2. Special Collections Library -- Site analysis activities are
proceeding. Mr. Small and Mr. McNeely met with Governor Allen
on December 9, 1996 to discuss the projectÕs scope, need, and
funding requirements.
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B. MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS -- There are no major changes to the
Design Review Status, Major Projects, Professional Services Contracts,
and Pavilion Occupancy reports.
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