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Finance, Facilities, & Technology Committee Finance, Facilities, & Technology Committee - Cover Letter 1 Finance, Facilities, & Technology Committee - Directions From North Directions to Exit 193 Buchanan Alumni House 160 College Avenue, University of Maine TO CAMPUS FROM THE NORTH: • I-95 south to Exit 193 – Stillwater Avenue. • At the end of the ramp, turn left onto Stillwater Avenue. • At the fourth traffic light, turn right onto College Avenue. • McDonald’s is on the left just after the intersection. Follow College Avenue approximately 2 miles to the third entrance to campus on the left. • At that entrance, there are three flagpoles and a low rectangular sign with University of Maine on it. • Buchanan Alumni House is on your right, just after turning onto campus (Munson Road). Visitors may park in any of the areas surrounding the building. TO CAMPUS FROM THE SOUTH: • I-95 north to Exit 191 – Kelley Road. Exit 191 • At the end of the ramp, turn right on Kelley Road and proceed to U.S. Route 2 (this road is also Main Street, Orono). • Turn left on U.S. Route 2/Main Street and continue straight through the town of Orono for approximately 2 miles. You will pass a fire station and a convenience store on the left near the center of town, and cross a bridge From South shortly after that. • At the first traffic light after the bridge, take a left onto College Avenue. • Take the first entrance to the University of Maine on the right about one half mile after the traffic light. At the first entrance to campus, there are three flagpoles and a low rectangular sign with University of Maine on it. • Buchanan Alumni House is on your right, just after turning into campus on Munson Road. Visitors may park in any of the areas surrounding the building. The Lengyel Hall parking lot has been reserved for this meeting. Please park in the Lengyel lot. You will not need a parking pass. We hope you enjoy your time on our campus! The University of Maine does not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, including transgender status and gender expression, national origin, citizenship status, age, disability, genetic information or veteran’s status in employment, education, and all other programs and activities. Please contact the Director, Equal Opportunity, 101 N. Stevens Hall, Orono, ME 04469 at 207-581-1226 (voice), TTY 711 (Maine Relay System), [email protected] with questions or concerns.. 2 Finance, Facilities, & Technology Committee - Directions A B C D E F Clark Taylor Hall Telescope Bike Path continues Woodsmen’s Team Winter Parking Ban Maynard F. Jordan to Park Street Facilities Blue & Black lots, as well as visitor spaces, are closed Observatory BIKE PATH Compost Management to parking from midnight to 6 a.m. Research Facility from November 1 to May 1. Nursery Complex Service Building University Overnight Parking Permits Emera Garage Astronomy are available from UMaine Police and MaineCard Services, Memorial Union Room 130. 2017-18 Campus Map Center Littlefield University Garden Credit Union Hilltop Lot Print Services Facilities umaine.edu/parking Mail Services Management VISITOR permits authorize parking Baumann Keyo Police Department in any black lot or visitor space. Somerset –Nelson Purchasing 2 HILLTOP RD Chandler 1 Somerset To Old 1 Lot Lown RANGELEY RD PARK STTown RED (Resident Student) permits Doris Twitchell Smith R BELGRADE RD U Allen Village Parking P authorize parking in red lots. Oxford S (DTAV) Services E D RANGELEY RD Hilltop A BLACK (Commuter Student) permits Recreation DTAV R Center Commons G Patch Community L To Orono authorize parking in black lots. Parking Hilltop Dining Center E and B 95 BROWN RD Forest Preserve BLUE (Faculty/Staff) permits LONG RD Foster Center for Knox Student Innovation authorize parking in any blue or black lot. New Balance Student CCA Lot GREEN (Carpool) permits authorize Recreation Knox Lot use of individually allocated spaces. Center Belgrade Lot Androscoggin Jenness Lot South Advanced Aquaculture Page Farm Exhibits: Permits MUST be displayed on interior mirror. A: Blacksmith Shop 2 BELGRADE RD Research 2 Structures and B: Winston E. Pullen Carriage House Demeritt ANDROSCOGGIN RD Composites Page Farm & C: Holden (Maine) One-Room Schoolhouse Signs governing lots take precedence University Forest Cumberland Jenness Center BIKE PATH CUMBERLAND Home Museum & Trail System Lot Jenness Sculpture South Annexes Social Work over all maps and permits Wyeth Center North Perkins USDA New England A, E3RB, C RD Studio A Bldg. Oceanographic TRAIL 3 Overnight Soderberg Center Murray Plant, Soil & Water Lab Stewart ADV STRUC Rose Poultry Child E3RB Operations Bridge Parking Lot Commons Heritage A C Lot Garden Research Study Temporary Information Ambulance Tennis IMRC Center B FBRI BEDDINGTON RD Center Garden Classrooms Library Courts C Small Animal GREENHOUSE LNEntomology Storage Public Bus Stop Emergency HEBRON RD FLAGSTAFF RD Devino Collins Climbing MacKay Research Nutting Greenhouse Auditorium Center Hudson Wall ARS Global Ice Core Freezer Phone Museum Lot GROVE ST Gannett National Poetry Neville D.P. Corbett for the MaineBound Greenhouse Sciences Foundation Farm Libby Lot Arts Adventure Center Lot GANNETT RD Minsky Store Environmental PORTAGE RD Sawyer Counseling Center East Recital Hall PORTAGE RD Science Lab Forest Hitchner Forestry Visitor Parking BIKE PATH Gannett Annex Preserve Cutler Barrows Class of Lot Greenhouse Lot Shibles ALLAGASH RD Health Center 1944 Hall Bryand ESRB Norman Hitchner Libby Visitors need permits. Visitor Permits allow Kessock NASA Habitat MLK Field ALFOND WAY B. Smith SEBAGO RD Soccer Softball Hauck Nutting 3 parking in metered spaces, any BLACK lot and Hockey Barn LONG RD Cloke Plaza 6 3 Practice Field Auditorium Bookstore 4 Field Pitch ONE WAY Plaza AMC Campana Elm Margaret Chase they are available free from: GROVE ST EXT Smith Center Bennett Machine Memorial Union Rogers York SQUARE RD 3 Mahaney Lot Maine Bear’s Den York Village Lot Complex Maine Sea Grant • Visitors Center in Buchanan (F–5) Additional Emergency Tool Lab Student MaineCard Dome Crosby Folklife Deering 8 Black Bear Sports Properties Phone on Bike Path Center Life Services Bear’s • MaineCard Services in Memorial Union (D–3) Lot Maine Blueberry Commission Bike Path continues to S Den Cafe Roger Clapp York Mahaney Concession Bennett N and Pub Greenhouse York York 1 • UMaine Police (E–1) University Park Housing, Stevens Deering North Commons South 2 5 7 Witter Research Farm Latti Fitness Boardman Little Cyrus Lot Lot Bleachers Center York Dining Safety and • Bear Necessities in Alfond (A–5) and Old Town Fogler Pavilion Child Practice Drop-Off Charlie’s Environmental Parking Office: 207.581.4047 Army ROTC Theatre Lot Terrace Management Fields GYM DR EAST MALL WAY Library SQUARE RD Aroostook Wallace Pool Merrill Thomson Mahaney Diamond University Oakes Room Cafe Honors Estabrooke Lot Memorial Black Mall University of Maples Center ESTABROOKE DR Aroostook Mahaney Clubhouse Bear Maine Press Winslow Gym Colvin Kennebec CHAPEL RD Palmer Lounge Statue Alumni Marketing and MOOSEHEAD RD WEST MALL WAY BALENTINE RD Alumni Lot Communications To Old Town BIKE PATH To campus New Balance Mitchell Batting Pavilion Aubert President’s Holmes Soccer Field House Hart Lord Office 4 Field Bursar’s Office 4 RHODE ISLAND ST Psychological Carnegie Community Services Center Lengyel Recreation Fields NEW HAMPSHIRE ST Bleachers Wells MUNSON RD Center Corbett Beckett Family Corbett Conference Coburn Balentine Center D VERMONT ST Lot Financial Aid Track & Field North Wells Central R Seasonal Ice Alpha Gym Conley Speech & C Skating Rink Buchanan Oak I Gamma Hearing Center Wingate Morse Field Lot Fernald D CONNECTICUT ST Alumni House Rho Wabanaki Hannibal O UMaine Foundation UNIVERSITY PARK RD Dunn O Dunn Lot Center Hamlin USS Constitution President’s H Lengyel UMaine Alumni Association Cannons House C Chadbourne S Lengyl Lot To Orono Alfond LONG RD Penobscot COLLEGE AVE MUNSON RD Stadium Hancock SEBEC Admissions and 95 Wells Lot Canadian–American MASSACHUSETTS ST MUNSON RD Graduate School Visitors PLACE Center Beta COLLEGE AVE Center NI M Infant & Theta Pi Stodder Chadbourne Lot U TUNK RD Alfond Lot R L Toddler D A Phi Programs Satellite Bear Necessities Maine Hockey Stodder Lot Hall of Fame Crossland Gamma Lot Class of 1950 Newman Center Chi Omega Delta Alfond Family Flag Plaza 5 Alfond Lounge Steam Plant Lot Steam 5 University Park Housing Sports Plant Walsh 2A BRANCH RD Arena Center Phi Kappa Apartments for students, faculty & Riverside Sigma Sigma staff located one mile from campus Tau Kappa Recreation Area Alpha Epsilon Epsilon E CHARLES ST Dock & Hand Launch Lambda Campus Tour Center Chi S Pi Kappa Children’s College Av South Lot A V E Phi L E G E Navy v e r Center Delta Sigma Chi Overnight W C O L e r R i Tau Delta ROTC w a t Heritage House Parking Lot t i l l Phi Eta S Kappa DISTANCE 1/8 MILE UNIVERSITY Plant, Animal and Insect Laboratory Fay Hyland PARK RD located at 17 Godfrey Drive Theta Chi Welcome Botanical Garden Walking time 2–3 minutes Patch House KELL ST to the University of Maine, Orono LEDGEHILL Sigma Phi Epsilon Please respect that UMaine is a walking campus UMaine ©8/2017 To Witter Research Farm, RD Cartography by Purple Lizard Maps Old Town, and COLLEGE AVE 2A 95 Pedestrians have right-of-way at all times Please suggest edits to [email protected] Terrell House A B C D E F 3 Finance, Facilities, & Technology Committee - Agenda Board of Trustees Finance, Facilities & Technology Committee March 19, 2019 9:00 am to 4:00 pm McIntire Room, Buchanan Alumni, Orono AGENDA 9:00 am Overview of FY2020 Proposed Operating Budget – First Reading……......TAB 1 Governance Budget & University Services 9:30 am UM/UMM……………………………………………………...…….....….TAB 2 11:00 am UMFK……………………………..…………………………………..……TAB 3 11:45 am Lunch 12:15 pm UMPI…………………………………...……………………………...….TAB 4 1:00 pm UMA……………………………..………………………………………..TAB 5 1:45 pm USM………………………………………………….……………………TAB 6 2:45 pm UMF………………………………………..………………………………TAB 7 3:30 pm Executive Session Action items within the Committee purview are noted in green.
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