Initiation: The purpose of this phase is to plan the process and gain agreement on the course of action and schedule. (February ’09–March ’09)
Issue Identification: The purpose of this phase is to interview key decision makers to determine issues and views that will have influence over the Master Plan. (April ’09–May ’09)
Task Force Invitations: The purpose of this phase is to invite participants based on the issues identified above.
Inventory: The purpose of this phase is to develop analytical data that will be used to make decisions regarding campus development.
Analysis: The purpose of this phase is to propose and test master planning solutions to the problems and issues identified to date. The specific areas are not known until the completion of the issues identification phase. Generally, there are areas where major changes are planned (micro-master plans) and areas where little will be changed from 2001 (focus area updates). This will be an iterative process subject to significant public review and participation. (May ’09–March ’10)
Draft Plan – The purpose of this phase is to document the findings of the above steps and generate a cohesive plan. ( May ’09–May '10)
Reviews and Editing: Once the plan is drafted, the public vetting process begins. Negotiations will be required with various groups and input into the plan from various boards and commissions will be required. The plan will be discussed with the City of Boulder, Boulder County, and others and will receive public attention. Changes will need to be incorporated into the final draft and then the final document. (April '10–
September ’10)
Approvals: The final document will be reviewed and recommended by the campus BCPC, and formally approved by the Board of Regents and CCHE. (June ’10–
February ’11)