An assessment of South Carolina higher education facilities conditions & measuring maintenance fees

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South Carolina Commission on Higher Education

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College facilities--South Carolina

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Routine maintenance of campus facilities has been directly affected by state appropriations that have not kept up with inflation and growth over the past several years. In order to remain competitive, South Carolina public colleges and universities must invest in their facilities. Recognizing the importance of building assessments and in the absence of a statewide study, institutions have been tasked to evaluate E&G buildings on their campuses. Evaluations completed in spring 2007 are the basis for this report.

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http://hdl.handle.net/10827/5526

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2007-10

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Date Accessioned	2012-01-25T16:27:26Z
Date Available	2012-01-25T16:27:26Z
dc.description	Routine maintenance of campus facilities has been directly affected by state appropriations that have not kept up with inflation and growth over the past several years. In order to remain competitive, South Carolina public colleges and universities must invest in their facilities. Recognizing the importance of building assessments and in the absence of a statewide study, institutions have been tasked to evaluate E&G buildings on their campuses. Evaluations completed in spring 2007 are the basis for this report.
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Item Language	English
Publisher	South Carolina State Library
Digital Collection	South Carolina State Documents Depository
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