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07094 - [B2687753] (Restricted)
[Analysis of the Consolidated Baster Plan for the University of
the District of Columia]. GGD-78-115; G-8-335; B-118638.
September 20, 1978. 10 pp.
Report to Sen. Patrick J. Leaky, Chairman, Senate Committee on.
Appropriations: District of Columbia Subcommittee; by lser B.
Staats, Comptroller General.
Issae Area: 1acliities and material management: New Versus
Existig Federal Facilities (705).
Contact: General Governaent Div.
Budget Function: Revnue Sharing and General Purpose liscal
Assistance: Other General Purpose- Fiscal Assistance (852).
Organizaticn Concerned: District of Columbia; nirsity of thi
District of Columbia.
congressional Relevance: Sen. Patrick J.. Leahy.
Authority: D. -. Appropriations Act [of] 1978 (P.L. 9S-288).
A previous report expressed concern aout the
uncertainties of the University of the. District cf. Coluabia's
(UDC' s) enrollment projections and its resulting space
requirements. The initial, projection- were based ou three
different methods of calculating future enrollments and resulted
in estimates ranging from 9,500 to 99800 an compaze with UPC's
enrollment projection of 12,974. UDC's revised master plan' mow
provides for incremental construction, but the new plan still
presents a target enolamerAt of about 13,000 full-time students.
Because of problems noted in the survey design and mothodologye
the plan may not provide an adequate- basis. for -making: enrollment
projections. The prior report concluded. that UDC could be
planning to construct facilities in excess cf its needs; that
situation ay still exist. The revised plea does not discuss
what consideration has been given to use of existing-oaed and
public school facilities in lieu of new construction and leaves
as uncertain the space to be constructed at the it. Vernon
Square campus. UDC has projected space requirements without
complete information on which to estimate enrollment by program
or department. Its space needs could probably te satisfied at
less cest through use of existig-owned and public School
facilities. On the other hand, nonecononic tenefits would
probably accrue through the construction of new facilities at
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