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Staff member says campus built to allow southward expansion; utilities already in place
Summary
A staff member said the campus was designed so its footprint can be mirrored to the south and that water, sewer and power lines have been installed outside the current building to enable expansion if demand grows over the next several decades.
A staff member said the campus was laid out so its footprint can be mirrored to the south in the future and that utility infrastructure is already in place to support that growth.
The staff member said planners anticipated long-term growth "in 30, 40, 50 years," and built the site so additional facilities could be added if demand requires more space. "We can mirror the footprint of this building to the south of us here," the staff member said, and added that water, sewer and power lines have been extended outside the current footprint to serve any future construction.
The remarks focused on the campus's physical planning and utility readiness rather than any immediate construction schedule or funding commitments. No formal motion, vote or timeline for a specific expansion was recorded in the transcript.
