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PART IV - STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT Sangamon State University must construct approximately 1,960,000 G.S.F. (gross square feet) of academic and academically related space between 1970 and 1982, to serve an enrollment of 12,500 FTE students by 1982. The following schedule for the construction of this space attempts to efficiently relate enrollment projections, corresponding space requirements, and feasible stages of building construction. It includes two parts of INTERIM CONSTRUCTION and five phases Of PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION. A. INTERIM CONSTRUCTION - 112,000 gross sq. ft. Part 1 Part 2 Approximately 72,000 gsf completed in October 1970. Approximately 40,000 gsf to be completed in September 1971.

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PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION - 1,850,000 gross sq. ft. The schedule at the end of this PART IV sets forth the summary, the five phases of permanent construction, the principal or unique building to be constructed in each phase, the building numbers keyed with the plans, the approximate number of floors in each building, the approximate total gross square feet in each building, and the approximate total gross square footage for each phase of construction, and the proposed date of completion of each phase. It should be noted that the grand total of 1,850,000 gross square feet of permanent academic construction shown on the schedule, corresponds closely with the 1,851,830 G.S.F. totaled under the "Projected Phasing of Construction", page 45 of the Program. Also note that the total gross square footage and certain priorities in each phase of construction shown on the schedule differ somewhat from that shown in the Program, This will probably continue to occur in the future, depending upon budgets, changing needs, priorities J numbers of students and many other unforeseeable factors.

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