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Commission adopts Northeast State master plan with student center and science additions
Summary
Northeast State Community College’s master plan — featuring a proposed student center (~30,000 sq ft), a humanities facility (~20,000 sq ft) and a Powers science addition (~32,000 sq ft) — was presented and adopted by the commission by voice vote.
A consultant presented Northeast State Community College’s multi‑campus master plan and the commission adopted the proposal by voice vote.
The presentation described proposed student center space of roughly 30,000 square feet, a humanities and social sciences facility of about 20,000 square feet, and a Powers addition of approximately 32,000 gross square feet. The presenter also outlined goals to reunify displaced programs (math, automotive and health professions), improve campus circulation, and complete an existing amphitheater.
The transcript records discussion of site constraints, recent land acquisitions for recreational use, and the capacity limits at the aviation training center. There was no roll‑call tally in the transcript; the chair declared the item adopted by voice vote.
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