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Original Plan Board Approved – May 2013

The Girard Welcome Center and Garage are integral components of campus infrastructure, approved in May 2013. The center provides essential services like Admissions, Testing, and Veteran’s Services, along with the O’Kane Gallery. The garage offers parking for 367 vehicles over four levels, with accessibility features included. The project's revised plan reduces costs while maintaining key functionalities. Projected costs have been adjusted to $19 million, with completion dates set for March 2015. This development enhances campus amenities and serves future growth.

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Original Plan Board Approved – May 2013

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  1. Original PlanBoard Approved – May 2013 • Welcome Center • Girard 3 – fully built out • Aligns with the 3rd floor plate of OMB and AB • Admissions, Testing, Veteran’s Services, Disability Services, O’Kane Gallery • Girard Garage • Four levels of parking – 367 total spaces, incl. 88 for visitor/disabled • Projected Cost: $16.5 million • Projected Completion • Garage (August 2014) • Other (November 2014)

  2. Revised PlanResubmit to Board – Feb 2014 • Welcome Center – mostly unchanged • Girard 3 – 100% shelled out (reduces cost by $1.4M) • University will fund built-out of the same functions, but as Phase II with HEAF • Girard Garage • Three levels of parking – 257 total spaces, including 70 for visitors/disabled (reduces cost by $2M) • Projected Cost:$19 million(reductions shown above plus $1.3 million of additional savings) • Projected Completion: All (March 2015)

  3. Parking Space CountsFall 2011 – Spring 2015

  4. Long-term Perspective • The Welcome Center is a much-needed amenity and the focal point of this project • Girard 3 being on the same floor plate as OMB 3 and Academic 3 is crucial • Parking considerations, while important, cannot trump all else • The money not spent on this project can be put toward the acquisition of land that is vital for future campus development

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