Modular units may not be used for storage on campus. All units will be removed from service as soon as a permanent location becomes available. Modular units must meet all applicable building codes. Requirements for fire suppression, utility hook-ups including fiber optic cable, building proximities, etc. These functional-needs requirements will be researched and addressed in the request Modules will not be located near sites preferred for road improvements and will not impact the present trails system.
Parking is to be impacted before prized green spaces.
Locations for modules will reflect functional relationships between the faculty, students, and staff that will occupy them and with their units. Modules should be integrated into existing niches, and architectural details on modular units should be in keeping with nearby buildings. Sloped roofs are strongly recommended. Proposals for each modular unit will be brought before the MPC individually using the MPC-requested process of information from Facilities Services, and will be followed by a recommendation to the chancellor. Excluded from these recommendations are temporary modular units on campus as part of capital construction projects.