Capital Facilities Planning

Addressing ongoing leaks and other problems, while also making the building more energy efficient.

A study to look at humidity and ventilation issues in both buildings and development of both short-term and long-term solutions.

Addressing the campus’ aging electrical systems.

Improving our ability to better manage runoff of rainwater and melting snow from our streets, lawns, and fields, while improving overall water quality around the campus.

Providing a new pump house near the front of the campus to help increase overall campus water pressure and prevent any backflow into the town’s water system.

Modifications and repairs to our existing parking lots, pathways, and sidewalks around the campus, expanding access to our Main Plaza and Academic Buildings.

Restoring one of the oldest buildings on campus.

An interior reimaging of the Natural Science building with new upgrades to labs, classrooms, lecture halls, and support spaces.