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Newark Campus Master Plan
 Chapter
1 — Introduction
General Conditions Affecting the Plans
Planning Assumptions
- General Planning Goals
- Project Approach
Master Planning Process
Chapter
2 — The Newark Campus
History of the Campus
Student Population and Programs
- Counties of Origin for COTC
- Autumn Quarter Admissions Report for The Ohio State University at
Newark
Programs Offered
Chapter
3 — Existing Conditions
Campus Context
Surrounding Land Use
Community Use of the Campus
Vehicular Circulation and Parking
- Campus Entrances
- Campus Drive Circulation Issues
- Parking
- Service Access
Pedestrian Circulation
Signage
Open Space
Natural Elements
Facilities
Chapter
4 — Goals and Objectives
Conserve the Universityís Finite and Irreplaceable
Resources
Unify and Integrate Campus Development
- Improve Vehicular and Pedestrian Circulation on Campus
- Identify and Locate Future Building Uses and Sites
- Show the Potential to Improve the Use of Existing Campus Facilities
Improve the Quality of the Campus Environment
through a Long-Range
Commitment to Strong Design Principles
- Provide Design Guidelines
- Accessibility
- Maintain and Improve the Passive and Active Green Spaces on Campus
- Improve the Campus Landscaping
Strengthen Linkages with the Community
Program Elements
Chapter
5 — Alternatives
Introduction
Alternative 1
- Vehicular and Pedestrian Circulation
- Entries
- Vehicular
- Parking
- Pedestrian
- Service
- Open Space
- Natural Elements
- Facilities
Alternative 2 (Differences from Alternative 1)
- Entries
- Vehicular
- Parking
- Pedestrian
- Service
- Open Space
- Natural Elements
- Facilities
Housing Alternative 1A
Housing Alternative 2A
South Meadow Alternative 1A
Appendix
A — Issues
Interview Issues
Site Analysis Issues
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