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Good Stewardship

Building a facility is no small task. A structure is usually years in the making even before ground is broken. In September 2001, Baylor 2012, Baylor's Ten-Year Vision was birthed, and out of that, the 2002 Campus Master Plan was developed.

In the first four months of the new electrical substation coming online, the University saved $225,000 in electricity costs.

With projected annual electrical savings exceed $600,000, the substation will pay for itself in less than five years.

The Campus Master Plan, developed in 2002, looks ahead 20 to 25 years to possible future needs.

The Master Plan also aids in identifying how a building will fit with Baylor's mission and vision.

Part of good stewardship is being true to the traditions and assets of Baylor, and to our original architectural forms.