BOARD POLICY 730.1

 

PROCEDURE FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS

 

For purposes of Board of Trustee approval, a capital project shall be defined as: 1) a project which requires the services of an architect and/or engineer approved by the Board of Trustees in accordance with Board Policy 740.1;1 2) a project which requires substantive changes to the exterior facade of a building; 3) any new construction, renovation, or remodeling project not covered in Section 1 that the Chancellor and Vice President for Agriculture in consultation with the President shall determine should be brought to the Board of Trustees for approval.

Before a capital project proposal will be considered by the Board of Trustees, campus officials shall complete a capital project proposal form (see Attachment A) and submit it to the President for review and recommendations.

The Southern Standard Building Code (1999, as amended) and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) codes as applicable shall be the construction standards for all campuses.

The President may request Board approval to combine multiple phases of project review depending on the complexity and cost of the project being recommended. The phases of the approval process are listed below:

  1. Project proposal submitted to UA System Office

  1. First Board Meeting

  1. Second Board Meeting

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1On-call consultants are excluded.

April 26, 2001 (Revised)

October 2, 1992 (Revised)

March 30, 1979

ATTACHMENT A

CAPITAL PROJECT PROPOSAL FORM

Campus-------------------- Name of Proposed Facility---------------------

1. Project Function

 

 

2. Facility location & Description (Attach Map)

 

3. Total Project Cost

 

4. Parking Plan to Support New or Expanded Facility

 

5. Source of Project Funds