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Campus planning includes balancing development with environmental preservation, infrastructure needs, intergovernmental coordination and neighborhood/community partnerships. This collaborative effort brings together stakeholders to help shape the future of the University of Florida campus.
Read moreWe manage all major capital construction projects for all units of the University and all minor renovation projects on behalf of Education and General (E&G) and Health Science Center (HSC). Working closely with the Board of Education Office of Facilities Planning and with local user groups, it is our job to assure that the best possible project is delivered in terms of function, quality, maintainability, and energy & water efficiency.
Read moreWhether you need a new electrical outlet or a major capital project, our staff will evaluate your service request and determine how to best meet your needs.
Submit NowThe Lake Alice Watershed Management Plan project is an initiative to develop a comprehensive Watershed Management Plan (WMP) that includes the waterbodies and stormwater infrastructure within its boundaries. The WMP will establish benchmarks and metrics, improve stormwater conveyance, enhance water quality and define operational processes. Click here to learn more
LAWMPThe Lake Alice Watershed is a closed basin that encompasses approximately 1,106 acres. Included in the Lake Alice Watershed is Lake Alice, which is the receiving body of a majority of the main campus’s stormwater and is permitted as the watershed’s retention pond. The watershed is highly developed with approximately 46% of the campus being covered by impervious surfaces.
AboutThe draft Lake Alice Watershed Management Plan was completed in April 2024.
Click here to review the draft plan.
The Lake Alice Watershed Management Plan project is an initiative to develop a comprehensive Watershed Management Plan (WMP) that includes the waterbodies and stormwater infrastructure within its boundaries. The WMP will establish benchmarks and metrics, improve stormwater conveyance, enhance water quality and define operational processes. Click here to learn more
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