Facilities Development Plan - The University of Nebraska Kearney

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Map 1: Campus Context CHAPTER 1 3 2 4 5 1 legend 6 1 - UNK main campus 2 - UNK south campus 3 - UNK west campus 4 - Safety Center 5 - University Heights 6 - Museum of Nebraska Art 3
Facilities Development Plan the College of Business and Technology are also located there. The remainder of the Business College, the College of Education, the nursing program delivered by the University of Nebraska Medical Center, and the residence halls occupied by Greek organizations are housed on the west part of campus. On its longest axis, the main campus extends nearly a mile from Founders Hall in the east to a large recreational fi eld on its western edge. The three streets that form the perimeter of the main campus are major vehicular thoroughfares for students and UNK employees, as well as for the community at large. Surface parking lots for student and employee vehicles are located on both east and west campus. Privately-owned property adjacent to the main campus is zoned primarily for residential use, with some limited commercial uses including a bookstore, restaurants, gas stations, and convenience stores located along U.S. Highway 30. Many students live in private houses and apartments in neighborhoods immediately east and south of the main campus. 4 2006 - 2015 Located about ten blocks north of the main campus is University Heights, which was built in 1960 to house married students. Today, its 100 apartments house married and nontraditional students. The complex, which features substantial green/open space and surface parking lots for residents, is located on a 10 acre land parcel that is surrounded by private residences: single-family homes on the east, south, and west, and garden-style apartments on the north. Also north of the main campus, just north of Kearney Lake, UNK owns 5.23 acres known as Westlake Acreage. Surrounded by the lake and private homes, this tract was donated to the University to be kept in its natural state and used for biological studies. Directly south of the west part of main campus, across U.S. Highway 30, is a 103.52 acre plot of undeveloped land currently contracted for agricultural use and planted in corn. A recent acquisition has added 3.5 acres of CHAPTER 1
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