19 Tex. Admin. Code § 17.100 - Coordinating Board Reports
The Commissioner shall annually approve the following reports:
(1) Space Projection Model. A
space planning model to estimate the NASF of E&G space needed at
institutions of higher education.
(A) Periodic
Review. The General Academic Institutions, Technical Colleges, and State
Colleges Formula Advisory Committee and Health-Related Institutions Formula
Advisory Committee established under chapter 1, subchapter L of this title
(relating to Formula Advisory Committee-General Academic Institutions,
Technical Colleges, and State Colleges) and chapter 1, subchapter M, of this
title (relating to Formula Advisory Committee-Health-Related Institutions) may
review the model and recommend changes.
(B) Use. The Board may use the models
developed under this section to determine the need for space on campuses, as a
component of recommended funding formulas for public institutions of higher
education, and as standards for facilities development projects.
(2) Space Usage Efficiency (SUE).
An annual report on the intensity of use of E&G facilities at institutions
of higher education for classrooms and class laboratories. Classroom and class
lab utilization data are not calculated for health-related
institutions.
(3) Construction
Costs. A calculation of the mean and one standard deviation above the mean for
construction building costs per square foot. The costs shall be based on
similar projects reported to the Coordinating Board, within the immediate prior
seven years, annually adjusted for inflation for the region of the state where
the project is located. As a minimum, the calculations shall be developed for
both new construction/addition and repair and renovation for all facility types
available and shall be published on the agency website.
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