Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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In summation, features of the Development Plan - deal directly with the following four areas: Land Use Vehicular and Pedestrian Circulation Parking Public Utilities In dealing with these, the objectives to be attained through the execution of the plan are: To facilitate orderly campus development. The existence of complementary circulation, park- ing and utility systems permits development on new sites and a new perspective on the use of existing sites and facilities. With this plat- form for development providing a matrix of circulation and utilities, the Development Plan illuminates opportunities and limitations, thereby becoming a tool for decision-making concerning the physical growth and change in the University. To improve the University's ability to respond to changing needs. In the context of a designed infra-structure to support land development and supporting data concerning utilities capa- cities, the implications of a decision facing the institution will become visible. To maximize the benefits to both the Uni- versity and the city of improvement projects to be funded under provisions of the University Center Urban Renewal Project Area-One. Fe- derally funded street and utility improvements accomplished under the Urban Renewal Proj- ect can serve to help develop the University's circulation system as well as the best interests of the neighborhood. -adapted from the Platform for Development for the Second Hundred Years. gig., I 17: Ag, T 'lf THE SECOND CENTURY f 5

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