The Landscape Committee functions in a
advisory capacity to recommend policy and advise on all aspects relating
to plans, proposals, projects and activities in all areas of the UHM
campus outdoor environment. Landscape Committee
members collectively employ a wide range of academic expertise to be
certain that high quality is maintain in all aspects of the outdoor
environment and provides oversight, assessment and evaluation of all
activities that impact this environment.
- Serves as the primary advocate for the campus of the
University of Hawai`i at Manoa.
- Promotes an attractive and appropriate campus
environment that encourages and fosters positive academic and social
interactions.
- Evaluates and encouraging the functional and
aesthetic organization of outdoor spaces and all they include.
- Reviews existing practices and plans for landscape
modifications to assure the appropriateness of the design, maintenance
of the long-term health of the plants, and the overall development of a
landscape that is appropriate to the role and function of a major
research university.
- Fosters the adoption of landscape practices that are
water and energy efficient.
- Develops projects that maintain the historic and
educational landscaping features of the campus.
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Some
Current Activities
- Landscaping at the Shidler College of Business
- The Mo`ili`ili Gate entrance
- Hamilton Library flood mitigation landscaping
- HIG courtyard landscaping
Landscape Policies and Plans Subcommittee
- Landscape Master Plan
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Campus
Guidelines
- Tree Relocation Policy
- Species Preservation & Expansion Policy
- Sense of Place, Aesthetic Quality, & Social
Fabric Policy
- Site Improvements Standards & Guidelines
Tree Risk Assessment and Management Subcommittee
- Tree Risk Management Plan
Project Review and Coordination Subcommittee
Communications Subcommittee
- Memorial and Exceptional Tree Program
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Membership |
- Janet Gillmar, Campus Landscape
Architect
- Wally Gretz, Facilities Planning &
Management
- Roxanne Adams, Aux. & Facilities Officer
- Kim Bridges, Botany
- Jim Caron, English
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- Rich Criley, Tropical Plant & Soil
Sciences
- Andrew Kaufman, Tropical Plant & Soil
Sciences
- Laura Ruby, Art
- John Stimson, Zoology
- Orville Baldos, student member
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