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Land Use Framework Planning Principles

survey the provincial and city context and focus on the ISU main campus and uses the form of the land to define an academic

core structure, open spaces, transportation and utilities network along a university township concept

• Support the Academic Mission of the
university by enabling academic growth by
providing open, collaborative and adaptable
environments for learning, research,
service and community extension and
nurture innovations

• Promote Sustainable and green
technologies through proper stewardship
of the physical environment of the main
campus and broader land base for the
benefit of the university, its constituents,
neighbors and the larger ecosystem

• Enliven campus experience through a
diversity of accessible and safe places for
social and cultural interaction, recreation,
athletics, and enjoyment by faculty, staff
and visitors and maintaining its legacy of
memorable landscapes and promoting a
compact and walkable campus

• Empower Community by enhancing the
community building aspects of the campus,
increase housing options and expand social
and cultural infrastructure and promote a
healthy and vibrant community lifestyle

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• Ensure integrative Planning and Design in
the university by integrating disciplines, 2019
engaging communities and coordinating
academic development , landscaping and
infrastructure development.

• Preserve the legacy of Agriculture
buildings, production areas and open spaces
that reflect the university’s historical and
cultural heritage.

CONTENT:
Land Use
ISABELA STATE Land Use Development and Framework
UNIVERSITY Infrastructure Plan
Main campus Planning
Principles
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