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Public-Private Partnership:

The California State University Board of Trustees is responsible for reviewing Public-Private Partnership projects to ensure such projects are in the best interest of the CSU. This review includes the project's contribution to the educational mission of the university and its proposed financial structure, among other factors.

A. Finance Committee

This committee may request the following actions from the Board of Trustees:

  • Authorization for the Chancellor, the campus or the auxiliary organization to enter into a due diligence Access and Option Agreement which provides the developer with a limited-term option, along with the responsibility for the development of a final plan, schematic drawings and necessary environmental analyses during the option period
  • Authorization for the Chancellor, the campus and, if applicable, the auxiliary organization to enter into negotiations as necessary to develop a final plan for the R​eal Property Partnership

B. Committee on Campus Planning, Buildings and Grounds

This committee may request the following action from the Trustees: Authorization for the Chancellor or designee to negotiate and execute the terms of agreements to accept land on behalf of the Trustee.

Updates on projects in preliminary stages that have not yet received final approval may also be presented to this committee as information items.

C. Submittals

The meeting and due dates for submission of these Trustee materials to CPDC are released in a memo from the Executive Vice C​hancellor and chief financial officer each fall:

  • Draft Board Agenda
  • Draft Questions & Answers
  • PowerPoint presentation with President's script

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