MURFREESBORO
— University visitors should be aware that some campus buildings will be
without electricity during a scheduled Aug. 18-19 power outage at MTSU.
About 19 MTSU buildings and/or sites will have no
electricity from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 18, and another 15 will be
dark on Monday, Aug. 19, while utility crews complete connections on the
university’s underground electrical project.
The MTSU Post Office inside the Keathley University
Center will be closed all day Monday as a result. Campus mail delivery and
pickup will be conducted as scheduled, Mail and Distribution Services Manager
Cathy Watts said, but mail won’t be processed until the next day.
The two-day power outage has been scheduled after
Saturday’s summer commencement ceremony to ensure that the fewest students,
faculty and staff would be affected, since summer classes will be over. Similar
brief outages have occurred this year while the electrical project moved into
its final phases.
Fall 2013 classes begin at MTSU on Saturday, Aug.
24.
Those planning
visits to the buildings scheduled for the Aug. 18-19 power outage should call
or email in advance for schedule information or temporary locations, university
officials said.
Power for
each of the affected buildings will be turned off at 8 a.m. each day and turned
back on at 5 p.m. Buildings included in the Sunday power outage are:
· the Bayer-Travis, Hastings and
Haynes-Turner Complexes, along with Maintenance Building F, the Warehouse and
Storage Warehouse;
· the Holmes Building, Holmes
Modular Addition, Holmes Parking Garage and the Telecommunications Building;
· the Tennessee Livestock Center,
Sheds A, B and C and the RV Parking Area;
· the Vocational Agriculture and
Horticulture Buildings and the university greenhouse;
· the Printing Services Building;
· Scarlett Commons;
· the Messer job trailer and the
COGENeration Plant.
Buildings
included in the Monday power outage are:
- Beasley, Gracy, Jones and Judd Halls and the
Woodmore Cafeteria;
- the Davis Science Building, Wiser-Patten
Science Hall, the Strobel Biology Annex and the new Science Building;
- the Ellington Human Sciences Building and the
Ellington Human Sciences Annex;
- the Keathley University Center;
- Peck Hall;
- the Photography Building; and
- the Saunders Fine Arts Building.
For more
information about the scheduled power outage, contact MTSU’s Construction
Administration Office at 615-898-2967.
No comments:
Post a Comment