Level 2 Open Space , shown in medium green, is defined by its use and location. It includes campus facilities such as athletic fields as well as open green corridors. Level 3 Open Space , shown in light green, is found along campus edges. It provides a visual buffer and transition zone of indigenous plant communities and is maintained accordingly. These lines are placed to show general pedestrian flows through campus.
Line weight is used to distinguish heavier flow from lighter.
These represent general flow patterns only and are not intended to show those paths which students most frequently use. Yellow bubbles define developed or developable zones. Hatched green bubbles represent land not owned by the University but that contributes to contiguous campus open space and should be acknowledged.