On-campus student housing, two new parking decks and the conversion of a main campus road into a pedestrian walkway are among the needs identified for the Gainesville campus in the University of North Georgia’s master plan released this week. University spokeswoman Kate Maine said the master plan identifies needs at four of UNG’s five campuses projected over the next 10 years. Only the the Blue Ridge campus near Ellijay, which opened in the fall of 2015, is not included in the plan.
UNG master plan includes proposals for housing, parking at Gainesville campus
Officials look to adjust to area growth, better accommodate students