2010-2020 Campus Plan

Georgetown's campus plan is a multi-year plan spanning 2010-2020. It governs the university’s future planning and development. A steering committee of university officials, including representatives from a wide variety of internal departments with responsibilities ranging from academic issues to community life, meets regularly to coordinate issues surrounding the campus plan. The plan was developed in consultation with university neighbors and members of the local and campus communities.

Georgetown filed its 2010-2020 campus plan on Dec. 30, 2010. Click here for a letter from President DeGioia and highlights of the plan. A full list of the regulatory filing documents are below.

2010-2017 Campus Plan Documents

• 2010-2017 Campus Plan
• Exhibit A: University Charter
• Exhibit B: Aerial Photograph
• Exhibit C: Campus Neighborhood Context Map
• Exhibit D: Existing Conditions
• Exhibit E: Seven Year Development Plan
• Exhibit F: Existing Campus Land Uses
• Exhibit G: Seven Year Development Plan Land Uses
• Exhibit H: Seven Year Development Plan East Campus Land Uses
• Exhibit I: Narrative Description of the 2010 Campus Plan
• Exhibit J: Program Development Summary
• Exhibit K: Main Campus Student Headcount
• Exhibit L: Main Campus Traditional Undergraduate Program Student Headcount
• Exhibit M: Employment Headcounts
• Exhibit N: University Owned Housing
• Exhibit O: Georgetown University: Community Engagement
• Exhibit P: DELETED
• Exhibit Q: Sustainability at Georgetown
• Exhibit R: Outline of Annual Transportation Monitoring Study and Transportation Demand Management Matrix
• Exhibit S: Parking Counts and Facilities
• Exhibit T: Proposed Loading and Service Areas
• Exhibit U: DELETED
• Exhibit V: Planned Pedestrian and Open Space Improvements
• Exhibit W: Leavey Center Conversion
• Exhibit X: Final Conditions of Approval (Z.C. Order No. 10-32)
• Exhibit Y: Summary of Changes from Initial Campus Plan Filing

June/July 2012 Joint Campus Plan Agreement

• Final Campus Plan Joint Agreement
• Campus Plan Agreement Highlights
  
• Campus Plan Agreement Conditions

January 2012 Response to Office of Planning Supplemental Report

• Response to OP Supplemental Report
  
• Exhibit A: Student Group Houses in Neighborhoods
  
• Exhibit B: Students in Zip Code 20007
  
• Exhibit C: Housing Information Regarding GU's Top Ten Competitors
  
• Exhibit D: OCSL Programs: Benchmarking Peer Institutions
  
• Exhibit E: UChicago Student Housing References
  
• Exhibit F: BZA Order No. 15701 References

December 2011 Campus Plan Rebuttal

• Rebuttal Cover Letter

• Rebuttal Supplemental Submissions from ANC 2E, CAG and BCA

• Exhibit A: 2000 Plan Compliance

• Exhibit B: OCSL Timeline

• Exhibit C: Quarterly Meeting Agendas

• Exhibit D: All Agendas and Minutes

• Exhibit E: 2010 Plan Adjustments

• Exhibit F: Support

• Exhibit G: Parking Enforcement

• Exhibit H: CAG Video Rebuttal

• Exhibit I: ANC Testimony Rebuttal

• Interim Enrollment Maximum Letter

• Response to Foxhall Questions

Rebuttal Submission

• Rebuttal Cover Letter

• Exhibit A: Additional OCSL Proposals

• Exhibit B: Proposed Parking Conditions

• Exhibit C: Community Council

• Exhibit D: OCSL Peer Benchmarking

• Exhibit E: Off-Campus vs. On-Campus Policy Comparison

• Exhibit F: OCSL Spring 2011 Semester Report

• Exhibit G: Supplemental Transportation Analysis

• Exhibit H, Part 1: Loop Road Analysis

• Exhibit H, Part 2: Loop Road Figures

• Exhibit I: Block by Block Maps

• Exhibit J: Enrollment Table - 1990-2020

• Exhibit K: Non-Traditional Undergraduate Student Demographics

• Exhibit L: GU Student Residences in Zip Code 20007

• Exhibit M: GU Students in Zip Code 20007

• Exhibit N: Number of MPD Calls

• Exhibit O: Student Housing at Top Ten Competitors

• Exhibit P: DC University Densities

• Exhibit Q: Bolan Smart Foxhall Supplement

• Exhibit R: Bolan Smart Foxhall Response

• Exhibit S: Undergraduate Housing Analysis

Show Support for the 2010-2020 Campus Plan

Expressions of support from the Georgetown University community are an influential factor in the Campus Plan approval process. Your support in favor of the plan will be critical in helping to ensure that the Zoning Commission considers all perspectives fairly and sees the full impact of Georgetown's work within the broader community. There are several ways you can add your voice to our efforts:

• Write a letter to the Zoning Commission expressing support of the Campus Plan or, more broadly, your observations of Georgetown University's positive contribution to the District of Columbia or in your own personal experiences.  Send letters up until June 6 to:
  
  
  D.C. Zoning Commission
  441 Fourth Street, N.W.
  Suite 210
  Washington, D.C. 20001
  
  To learn more about key points in the Campus Plan, refer to highlights of the pre-hearing submission here.
  
  To receive more information about sending a letter of support, contact Linda Greenan, Associate Vice President for External Relations, at externalrelations@georgetown.edu or (202) 687-5677.

Zoning Commission Hearings

• Presentation to the D.C. Zoning Commission, April 14, 2011

Pre-Hearing Submission

On March 31, 2011 Georgetown University filed its Pre-Hearing Submission to supplement and amend the 2010 Campus Plan filed on December 30, 2010.  This submission makes significant new commitments in direct response to community concerns, the District of Columbia Office of Planning, and the District of Columbia Department of Transportation and conveys additional data and information in support of various aspects of the Campus Plan.

To download a letter from President DeGioia and highlights from the pre-hearing submission materials, click here.

The March 31, 2011 pre-hearing submission documents filed are below (Note: All documents are in PDF format):

• Pre-Hearing Submission Statement

• Exhibit A: Proposed Conditions

• Exhibit B: OCSL Fall 2010 Semester Report

• Exhibit C: MPD and SNAP Interaction Charts

• Exhibit D: Disorderly Conduct Analysis

• Exhibit E: 2000 CP Enrollment Adherence

• Exhibit F: Grad Student Demographic Info

• Exhibit G: Grad Student Occupancy Info

• Exhibit H: Graduate Student Conduct Info

• Exhibit I: Bolan Smart Report

• Exhibit J: GU Transportation Report

• Exhibit K: GU Transportation Technical Analysis

• Exhibit L: MedStar TMP Report

• Exhibit M: Loop Road Plans and Section

• Exhibit N: Photo Illustrations Kehoe Roof

• Exhibit O: Outlines of Witness Testimony

• Exhibit P: Resumes of Expert Witnesses

Regulatory Filings

Note: All documents are in PDF format.

• Georgetown University Campus Plan

• Exhibit A: University Charter

• Exhibit B: Aerial Photograph of Campus

• Exhibit C: Campus Neighborhood Context Map

• Exhibit D: Existing Conditions

• Exhibit E: Ten Year Development Plan

• Exhibit F: Existing Conditions Land Uses

• Exhibit G: Ten Year Development Plan Land Uses

• Exhibit H: Ten Year Development Plan East Campus Land Uses

• Exhibit I: Narrative Description

• Exhibit J: Development Program Summary

• Exhibit K: Proposed Main Campus Student Headcount

• Exhibit L: Proposed Main Campus Undergraduate Student Headcount

• Exhibit M: Historical and Current Employment Headcounts

• Exhibit N: University Owned Housing

• Exhibit O: Georgetown University Community Outreach Efforts

• Exhibit P: Community Meetings Summary

• Exhibit Q: Sustainability at Georgetown

• Exhibit R: Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Matrix

• Exhibit S: Parking Counts and Facilities

• Exhibit T: Proposed Loading and Service Areas

• Exhibit U: Planned Campus Service Road

• Exhibit V: Planned Pedestrian and Open Space Improvements