Boiler Plant
125 University Avenue
Built:
Acquired:
Last Renovation:
1958 & 1963
N/A
Size:
Condition:
Function:
19,398 gsf
Fair
E&G
The Winder Grant Boiler Plant stands along University Avenue, across from the Hollinger
Fieldhouse. The plant utilizes coal and fuel oil as a source of fuel and generates steam to
heat the entire North Campus.
The boiler plant structure is in fair condition. Deferred maintenance items need
attention. The plant continues to serve its intended purpose efficiently; however, plant
capacity has not kept pace with campus demand. A feasibility study was conducted in
1998 to identify expansion needs to meet current and future growth. Since funding was
not available for the recommended renovation and expansion, a temporary boiler was
purchased to supplement capacity.
Present Use: Steam Generation Plant
Disability Access: 1st floor only
Past Projects: 1994 Steam Shutdown, 2003 Roof, 2006 Roof Cell Antennae Installations .
Scheduled Projects or Capital Renovations: None.
Description of Construction: Reinforced concrete foundation, masonry brick
veneer exterior walls, concrete slab floors, built-up roof.
Condition and Use Assessment:
Deferred Maintenance (2007): $ 3,696,000
Est Replacement Cost (2007): $ 20,497,000
Facility Condition Index:
0.18
Deficiency/SF:
$ 10,566
Yearly Electric Use Cost:
$
Yearly Water Use Cost
$
Updated 7-13-2007