SCAMP

South Campus Area Master Plan (SCAMP)

Provo, UT

• South Campus Area Master Plan
• SCAMP town meeting draws few students
• BYU to become more involved with SCAMP
• SCAMP visits BYU campus
• Housing plan aims to meet students' needs
• Provo City holds first public SCAMP meeting, residents not impressed
• BYUSA Connection: Student feedback vital
• NewsNet to Webcast SCAMP meeting
• SCAMP may bring construction; Project aims to improve area
• SCAMP debate continues
• Letter to the editor: SCAMP has some good points too
• NewsNet to webcast SCAMP meeting
• Students to have opportunity to voice opinion on SCAMP
• Provo and Orem find new solutions to housing crunch
• SCAMP decisions remain stagnant
• SCAMP official coming to campus to answer students' questions
• Letter to the Editor: SCAMP isn't all it's cracked up to be
• Construction halted south of campus to evaluate master plan
• SCAMP receives little student input
• Letter to the editor: "Die, SCAMP, die" insults student body and The Universe
• Panel discussion spark student's questions
• Letter to the Editor: Save south campus beauty
• SCAMP gets shot in the arm from developers at May 4 meeting
• Legislature passes bill to allow South Campus Area Master Plan to proceed
• New student housing to begin construction
• SCAMP increases in popularity among students
• Letter to the Editor: SCAMP, too close to scam
• Orem considers student-housing problems
• BYU, UVSC meet and discuss housing issue
• SCAMP committee wonders if owners will sell
• BYU not always the booming school it is now
• Committee begins meetings that may turn south campus into student village
• Administrators address Provo City housing problems
• Town Meeting discusses changing BYU
• UVSC considers 'housing village' for students
• UVSC students living in BYU approved housing are ousted before semester's end
• Provo Mayor addresses concerns of a growing city
  

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2000

• Provo puts building block in place
• League leaders wrap up efforts
• South Campus plan set to roll forward
• Clarification
• SCAMP plan rolls forward
• CDBG funds could go for SCAMP planning
• SCAMP group to get rolling
• SCAMP group ready to roll
• Don't keep SCAMP under wraps
• SCAMP committee agrees to time line
• Cities to review how to serve students best
• SCAMP takes look at parking
• Provo changes SCAMP moratorium boundaries
• P.M. Update
• SCAMP moratorium changed
  
• SCAMP housing plan slated for meetings
• SCAMP meetings this week
• Residents sound off at SCAMP meeting
• SCAMP survey results released
  
• Survey says: Some designs in, some out
• SCAMP planners share ideas
• UVSC looks at housing concerns
• SCAMP taking shape in homestretch
• Orem looking at SCAMP
• Provo, Orem meet at crossroads
• SCAMP committee work mostly finished
• SCAMP plan delays talk on Seven Peaks issue
• SCAMP meeting raises questions
  
• Scamp meeting goes without public comment
• Spirit of SCAMP hits Orem
• SCAMP pushed back on council's agenda
• Council hears committee out
  
• Hearing on SCAMP put off agenda
• Students react to SCAMP's car policy
• Officials say SCAMP may be misdirected
• SCAMP planners staring at concerns

2001

• SCAMP plans await approval
• Planning Commission OKs plan for SCAMP
• SCAMP approval comes with set of conditions
• Council next stop for SCAMP
• Students trade class for cost, convenience
• Resident at home in SCAMP area
• Landlord criticizes SCAMP
• Developers rebut anti-SCAMP view
• Provo council must decide SCAMP's fate
• SCAMP full of bad aspects
• SCAMP rebuttal
• City wants public input on Joaquin
• BYU should squeeze out student cars
• SCAMP up for council vote
• Candidates speak with BYU students
• Billings targets landlords
• Provo council to review SCAMP
  
• Council puts off vote on SCAMP
  
• SCAMP not going to cut it

2002

• Provo officials seek steadier population
• Joaquin growth may slow down Ordinance requirements could limit number of students
• City Council wants more public input on SCAMP
• SCAMP on agenda for council meeting
• SCAMP vote put off citing need for more information
• SCAMP unrealistic, expensive

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