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Refer to Appendix B for a list of proposed projects as a part of the master plan
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this report. These neighborhoods are Central Campus, the Innovation Hub,
West Campus, Research Park, South Campus, and Mines Park. These are
cation within HEATING LOAD: BTU/H PER GROSS SQUARE FEET 25 30 35 55 40 30 25 40 25

The campus was divided into “neighborhoods” for easy identifi

COOLING LOAD: GROSS SQUARE FEET PER TON 350 320 320 300 220 450 480 350 300 Appendix 2: Utilities Master Plan

described in more detail in Section 3.0. and their anticipated year to begin design. PEAK COOLING AND HEATING VALUES (BY BUILDING TYPE) BUILDING TYPE ce/Library Offi Academic Academic Research Old Research/Laboratory New Research/Laboratory Old Residence Hall New Residence Hall Residential + Dining Recreation

flow of the campus, fosters interaction, updates learning tools and technology
water and steam utilities capacities, infrastructure and distribution along with
the next several years. Through this SBEC has reviewed the campus chilled
enrollment as well as the number of students wanting to live on-campus and
the electrical infrastructure. The existing conditions have subsequently been
a vision to expand and renovate in such a way that the growth improves the
therefore has a need to expand for both academics and housing. Mines has
Facilities Management to accommodate and serve the future growth of the
Plan to be the vision and resource for the school to expand and grow over
Facilities Management and SmithGroup have developed a Utilities Master
summarized and SBEC has made recommendations with the guidance of
The Colorado School of Mines (Mines) is consistently growing in student
er • Baucom Engineering & Consulting (SBEC) in conjunction with
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
compilation of existing drawings, existing reports, existing metered data
The information within this report regarding existing buildings and utility
and preserves historical context as well as campus identity within the
infrastructure was generated through an iterative process involving a
and input from Facilities Management. No field surveying was performed and no flow measurements were taken to generate this report. The table below shows the peak cooling and heating values (by building type) used to generate projected future cooling and heating loads.

1.0 community. Shaff campus.