Land Acquisition

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Board of Regents to meet April 21 Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	04/15/2004	UNI issues to be discussed.
2	City, UNI swap land; aquatic center a possibility for CF Northern Iowan 100:41, p.3	03/02/2004	UNI trades 12.4 acres along South Main Street to the City of Cedar Falls for 27.6 acres south of 27th Street on the west side of campus.
3	Capital improvements, 1950-1970 A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.333	07/01/1995	A survey of new and renovated classroom, administrative, dormitory, and service buildings; new art on campus; the Lechay painting; the NAR; photo.
4	Financial matters A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.145	07/01/1995	Meeting the challenge of post-war inflation; developing the residence hall system; starting the Price Lab School complex; photo.
5	Recently at the Regents Campus News Network 4:18, p.2	05/09/1994	Report on faculty workload, approval of increase in room and board rates, approval for purchase of house and lot, and approval of Industrial Technology Research Space project.
6	Board of Regents approves UNI's purchase of new property Northern Iowan 89:29, p.7	12/11/1992	UNI purchases house at 8628 University for $77,500.
7	Recently at the Regents Campus News Network 3:7, p.1	11/30/1992	Acquire University Avenue property; terminate master of philosophy program.
8	University of Northern Iowa viburnum garden doubles as public exhibit and outdoor lab Public Relations News Release 1990:98, p.1	10/03/1990	Viburnum garden to display three fourths of the world's species eventually. Burton and Louise Sanders donated the land for the exhibit.
9	New and expanded curricula and services (1913 through April, 1917); the Claxton Commission A Century of Leadership and Service 1:0, p.318	07/01/1990	The college expands its services to include extension, rural education, Bible study, student health, and dormitories; a close look at the Claxton Commission Report and the Inside Survey; photo.
10	Regents name Geadelmann director of state relations Northern Iowan 84:29, p.1	12/11/1987	Also purchase property at 1216 W. 22nd Street; accepts report re-accrediting Home Economics for ten years; approves road projects.
11	UNI faculty consulting report, radio tower lease approved Public Relations News Release 1987:262, p.1	03/12/1987	The Board of Regents approves a ten-year lease for land used for a microwave relay tower for KUNI. The Board also recieves faculty consulting reports, showing that the College of Education had the highest number of paid consultants.
12	Council to try for railroad land Northern Iowan 82:56, p.11	05/06/1986	Cedar Falls trying to get land adjacent to UNI Golf Course for trail system; land belonged to railroad and is supposed to revert to UNI; UNI claims that it does not yet have deed to the land.
13	Board OKs purchase of property, Dome sound system Northern Iowan 82:10, p.6	10/04/1985	Purchases property at 2215 Merner and 8614 University.
14	Gifts of land will benefit preserves Northern Iowa Today 13:4, p.5	09/01/1985	Burton and Louise Sanders and Mrs. Leonard Davis donate land adjacent to lowland prairie preserve.
15	Land donated to UNI Northern Iowan 82:1, p.9	08/30/1985	University acquires two parcels of land for addition to Biological Preserves; photo.
16	Museum gets new building Northern Iowan 81:49, p.4	04/12/1985	Ron Wilson talks about the move to the former Olympic Gym and Spa building on Hudson Road; photo.
17	Regents approve purchase Northern Iowan 81:37, p.5	02/22/1985	UNI purchases Olympic Gym and Spa on Hudson Road; may become site for Museum.
18	University purchases land Northern Iowa Today 13:1, p.5	12/01/1984	UNI purchases seventeen acres on northwest corner of University and Hudson Roads; had been owned by Spring Valley Apartments.
19	Regents approve lightning, detection programs Northern Iowan 79:37, p.1	02/22/1983	Contract awarded for corridor smoke detection system in dorms; purchase Daisy Dairy property for possible use as home for Museum or Rat Laboratory.
20	Regents approve transactions Northern Iowan 70:3, p.4	09/21/1973	Architectural services for UNI-CUE; purchase house from Anna Curtis; replace library roof.
21	Campus business projects approved by Regents Northern Iowan 69:29, p.1	02/02/1973	Renovation project in Old Ad for radio-tv services; acquire Tyler property west of Hudson Road.
22	Regents approve construction projects; award contracts Northern Iowan 65:58, p.1	05/13/1969	Approve contract for new heating plant west of Hudson Road and tunnel system; approve widening of University Avenue.
23	Regents approve board, room increases Northern Iowan 65:21, p.1	11/19/1968	UNI will also purchase 6.5 acres of land south of University Avenue; BOR will review bids of contractors to assure minority participation.
24	Board approves appropriations College Eye 63:3, p.9	09/23/1966	Regents agree to give money to SCI for new building projects.
25	Regents approve new dorm, purchase of land College Eye 60:30, p.6	02/04/1966	Purchases land south of current campus; approves construction of new dorm near Campbell Hall; partial occupancy planned for September 1967.
26	Legislative group permits land for golf course College Eye 57:22, p.3	03/15/1963	Seek to purchase land west of Main Street.
27	SCI Foundation to purchase tract of land for biological project College Eye 57:16, p.3	01/25/1963	Will purchase 75 acre tract along Snag Creek north of Cedar Falls for $6500; will use Matala memorial funds.
28	Dr. Matala biology memorial fund reaches $300 mark College Eye 57:14, p.4	01/11/1963	Funds may be used to purchase wildlife preserve.
29	Regents approve 100-acre purchase Alumnus 47:4, p.3	12/01/1962	College will purchase 102.7 acres south of 29th Street.
30	Regents approve plans for new Administration building College Eye 57:5, p.1	10/12/1962	Approve $750,000 budget; description of new facilities; could be complete by summer 1964; also purchases land for new golf course.
31	College foundation purchases land College Eye 56:15, p.6	01/12/1962	SCI Foundation purchases two-acre prairie near Butler Center Cemetery.
32	SCI Foundation purchases tract of Iowa prairie Alumnus 46:4, p.10	12/01/1961	Two acres north of Parkersburg near Butler Center Cemetery will be named after Joseph Clay; photo.
33	Maucker initiates changes College Eye 52:33, p.1	06/02/1961	A look at the changes initiated by the Maucker administration.
34	ISTC to begin 5 construction projects Alumnus 45:1, p.3	02/01/1960	Projects include Health Services, Music, Arts and Industries, power plant, and remodeling; college purchases 126 acres of land west of Hudson Road..
35	Construction of new dormitory meets with Board approval College Eye 51:5, p.1	10/16/1959	Approve $1.2 million for hall later to be named Rider Hall; will use plans from dorm at ISU; will accommodate 400 men; Stadium Hall may close; quick list of other construction plans for the future.
36	Architect working on plans for Health Service, A & I College Eye 50:37, p.4	07/24/1959	Preliminary plans approved; approve purchase of 40 acres, located south of 27th Street and west of Hudson Road, from the Heckroths for $95,000; description of A & I improvements.
37	Expansion plan announced for campus-wide needs; health service, new dormitory are included College Eye 50:36, p.1	07/17/1959	Lengthy list of improvements under consideration.
38	College buys Heckroth land Alumnus 42:3, p.13	09/01/1958	Buys 56.6 acres west of Stadium from Glen and Margaret Heckroth for $108,000.
39	No funds--no building at TC; veto postpones TC plans for campus construction College Eye 49:1, p.1	09/13/1957	Governor Loveless vetoes appropriations bill; President Maucker hopes for special session; photo.
40	State Board accepts 3 resignations College Eye 48:33, p.1	06/28/1957	Quick look at faculty personnel changes, land acquisitions, and contracts.
41	Tear down old, build up new for progress on TC campus College Eye 46:31, p.1	05/20/1955	Contract awarded for dormitory addition that will join Seerley and Baker Halls; old detention hospital will be razed; was one of three farmhouses acquired when ISTC acquired 40 acres west of the Campanile.
42	Approval granted for campus extension College Eye 44:38, p.4	07/17/1953	Approve purchase of 35 acres south of campus.
43	State committee releases funds College Eye 44:37, p.3	07/10/1953	Will purchase 35 acres south of 27th Street and west of Hudson Road.
44	Money granted for high school College Eye 44:30, p.1	05/08/1953	$550,000 for Unit B; other money for completion of Unit A and land acquisition.
45	Land bought for dorm and school College Eye 40:33, p.1	06/24/1949	College purchases forty-seven acres bounded by Hudson Road, 19th Street, 23rd Street, and Campus Street; will be used for women's dorms, health center, and a new campus school.
46	New property added to campus grounds College Eye 40:7, p.4	10/29/1948	Purchase twenty acres north and west of campus from Raymond Andrews; plan to build Health Building, new Campus School, and women's dormitory there.
47	1945 spells changes for college College Eye 37:15, p.6	01/04/1946	Lengthy look at building plans, land acquisition, extension work, return of faculty, converting campus to peace-time activities, and campus entertainment.
48	Campus 'good earth' analyzed by cable College Eye 32:36, p.1	06/20/1941	Quick look at the development of the campus.
49	Iowa Legislature purchases land for Teachers College College Eye 32:31, p.1	05/09/1941	Will purchase 80 acre farm belonging to Charles Messier for $20,000; land is south of campus.
50	Room enough now College Eye 31:39, p.1	07/19/1940	Room for five hundred cars will be available for football games after purchase of four and one half acres west of stadium.
51	Physical Education Old Gold 0:0, p.32	06/01/1933	History and aims of the department; photos.
52	T. C. will have new road by July 16 College Eye 19:41, p.1	06/28/1928	Highway Commission putting in roads on west side of campus.
53	New football field ready by early in September; campus extension improvements are to be completed within two months College Eye 18:51, p.1	07/27/1927	Many improvements for athletics in the new part of campus.
54	New tennis courts completed College Eye 18:4, p.6	07/02/1926	Eight new courts located north of new gym; work also progressing on new track and football field; part of new west campus project.
55	Untitled College Eye 17:12, p.4	08/19/1925	Map of athletics facilities on western edge of campus; photo.
56	Foundation of new gymnasium fast nearing completion; will be first building on new addition to college campus College Eye 16:28, p.6	04/01/1925	Description of new Men's Gymnasium.
57	College buys over 30 acres; size of campus almost doubled; possession takes place March 1st, 1924 College Eye 15:3, p.1	09/19/1923	Purchases 31.8 acres of land west of current campus; two small tracts still under consideration; land will be used for athletic fields and a gymnasium; will support curriculum changes that now include physical education.
58	State Board of Education decision College Eye 13:28, p.4	03/29/1922	Will not now purchase additional land or build new buildings for the Teachers College due to high costs.
59	Extension of the campus College Eye 13:18, p.2	01/18/1922	State would like to buy more land adjacent to campus, but owners are unwilling to sell at reasonable prices.
60	Teachers College to buy more land College Eye 12:29, p.2	04/13/1921	General Assembly appropriated $80,000 to T. C. to buy land south of current campus; also appropriated $150,000 for buildings
61	Many improvements planned College Eye 12:22, p.7	02/16/1921	College wants to buy land south of Library for a steam plant, a men's dormitory, addition to women's dormitory, and a home economics laboratory.
62	Editorially Speaking College Eye 11:9, p.4	11/12/1919	Praises Clarence Brown's performance on the football field; suggests needed building improvements at I. S. T. C.
63	Plans for agriculture College Eye 8:22, p.6	03/28/1917	Due to expansion of the grounds after the purchase of eight acres of land near the old factory, instruction in agriculture is possible for the spring and summer terms.
64	Official College Eye 8:14, p.3	01/17/1917	News from the meeting of the Finance Committee of the State Board of Education; James Robinson will construct equipment for the Vocational Building; $6000 added to Vocational Building project budget due to inflation.