. >> commissioners i want to introduce lourey who is the campus planning for ucf. we'll hear about the plan in want informational hearing the commission doesn't have formal jurisdiction but we've been meeting with them and recently that fairly frequently so laurie is here to present that. >> before you start the work that the karen company did was associated with this l rb example p d correct? >> yes. >> because i did should i recuse myself. >> you don't have to recuse yourself but don't practice any discussion. good afternoon members of the commission and members of the public. i'm laurie i'm grateful for this opportunity to share with you about our thinking on long-range plans and get your feedback. i am joined by several of my usc colleagues. my office is responsible for all capital planning and we're responsible for updating our long-range master plan. so today, i want to talk about our long-range development plan process and our schedule as well as some of the key proposals for our key sites. so let me start to reacquaint you with us. we're one of the 10 campu

ucf is committed to a process and engaging in the last 20 years we have inched i initialed a series of meetings with the community. we've held workshops and mission center and will do so how old more workshops to present our plans as options as well as near the public for their input. we have a committee advisors group that we will continue to meet with throughout the process and we will hold community it possible meetings once we finish the draft plan. this just shows the milestones i indicated earlier this notes our eir scoping meeting in april and final adoption in november. so let me most to our sites. so i think you're familiar with our campus which is our largest flagship campus. we're limited in our boundarys and is that a we're not permitted to acquire property so we haven't gotten any property we lease commercial property in the near surrounding areas of our campus. so the main issues that we are trying to address in our plan are to address our seismic clajd buildings that are 4 two are small and two are large. to replace our moving even though space and to manage our populati

the general medicine client can't provided the gateway into ucf services. they have no medication, no programs to help woman to professor from violence. if our program closes the gateway most of those woman and would be out of care or at san francisco general costing more money. we need our support to sustain the basic foundation of the cities services. because it's smart, cost saving financial investment into the health care of our community. >> thank you very much. next speaker >> hi i'm adrian and i came base i'm at usc for example i get treatment also a lot of community woman get treatment there and the cuts would mean they'd have no mental health care and no nutritional health care and a lot of our community depended on those services and without that they wouldn't go for medical care because everything is done under one appointment. i'm hopeful that you wouldn't cut those services. >> thank you very much. next speaker and thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm katie i'm a psych health worker. we work closely with the medical provides at the hiv p

one the things you mentioned is retail and you need retail not just ucf s but the housing it's difficult working there to go to the cleaners and get a hair cut so hopeful that will be a high priority. laurel heights i assume will be responsible for the development plan. whether it will be single-family homes or whatever that will be in the future >>right. >> and on historic buildings in general hospital i might menace they're very attractive buildings. it's unfortunate hopefully there's a way they will be preserved and made into something else. but it's sort of the trademark of the hospital the appearance of those buildings >> yes, we - our plans currently called for vacating those buildings and returning them for the city for retrofitting. we don't have plans to retrofit those buildings and come occupy. and there is a building that is seismic okay. but the including the current building it will be the city's prerogative what to do with those buildings >> i'm sure they've be responsible. in terms of our housing needs it sounds like you're able to meet the housing needs of students and ot

. >>> former dfa commissioner and dean of the ucfs medical school, david kessler. throughout his