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The Keene State College Master Plan was approved by the Trustees of the University System of New Hampshire in January 2014. The Master Plan is a roadmap for the physical environment of the campus and is re-visited every ten years in support of the mission of Keene State as the distinguished public liberal arts college of New Hampshire. The plan improves the day-to-day efficiency and functionality of the campus and addresses the College’s priorities of academic excellence and student success, sustainability, financial stability, and community engagement.

The creation of the plan was led by a college-wide Facilities Planning Committee, co-chaired by the VP for Finance and Administration and the Dean of Sciences and Social Sciences, and reflects the input of the College’s students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the greater Keene community.

Professional services were provided by Sasaki Associates, a global architectural and master planning firm, and JBA Associates, who provided space analyses which informed the campus facilities needs for today and into the future. The Space Needs Analysis projections are benchmarked to comparable campuses and can be found through the link below.

The Phasing and Implementation section of the plan provides illustrations of the campus and incorporates the projects needed to meet the goals of the plan. A project list and cost estimate as of 2013 are provided as a guide for investments to keeping facilities up-to-date and addressing the college’s mission and strategic goals in the 21st century.

The complete Keene State College Master Plan can be viewed in the following sections:

FTX’s administrators have published their reorganisational plan to repay customers and creditors who lost over $8 billion when the cryptocurrency exchange collapsed in November 2022.

Since taking over the defunct exchange, an administration team led by John J Ray III has embarked on the unenviable task of recovering the billions of dollars of stolen funds which ultimately led to the imprisonment of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried.

According to the latest court documents, the debtors have already dollarised $1.8 billion worth of recovered digital assets.

Plans are underway to sell recovered shares in Grayscale and Bitwise investment trusts, according to the reorganisation plan, though an estimated dollar figure on the shares was not disclosed.

“The debtors submit that confirmation of the plan will maximise and efficiently distribute value to all creditors while fairly and equitably addressing the debtors’ liabilities,” read the filing.

Yet not all creditors are expected to receive the full sum of funds outstanding, and the plan is subject to a vote from certain creditors.

The taxman is first in line for repayment, followed by holders of priority, secured and ‘separate subsidiary claims’ before customers get a cut.

According to the plan, the Income Revenue Service (IRS) has proof of claims of approximately $24 billion, which could effectively chew out the entire sum of recovered funds.

“The debtors believe that the IRS’s claims jeopardise plan confirmation,” said the administrators, adding: “The debtors understand that the IRS plans to examine their
tax returns at its ordinary pace- potentially over the course of years.

“Given the magnitude of the IRS claims, plan confirmation would be delayed until the IRS concludes its examination. Moreover, the IRS has not at this time agreed to subordinate its claims.”

There are also questions over how much the administrators are pocketing from the bankruptcy proceedings.

In August, various reports claimed as much as $1.5 million a day was going to lawyers and other professionals, though the true figure is unclear.

The Connecticut College Master Plan offers a conceptual analysis of our campus assets and their latent possibilities, as well as a roadmap for future facilities development and renewal over the next 20 years (2018-2038). The analysis reveals the great potential we have to make even more intentional connections among the different regions of our campus, by drawing out the strong north-south axis that defines the central academic corridor; and defining an even stronger east-west axis from the waterfront on the Thames River all the way to the Arboretum. The plan demonstrates how key interventions in buildings and landscape will allow the College to have not only a more physically arresting presence, but also an even greater impact on academic and student life.

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