Brandon - Hillsborough Community College
Brandon - Hillsborough Community College
Brandon - Hillsborough Community College
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<strong>Hillsborough</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>: <strong>Brandon</strong> Campus<br />
2.3.4 Recreation and Open Space<br />
HCC <strong>Brandon</strong> Campus has several small<br />
courtyard areas that serve as student<br />
recreational space. Students utilize the space<br />
during the day for studying, socializing, and<br />
relaxing between classes. In addition, there is a<br />
fitness center located in the Humanities Building,<br />
which gives students the opportunity to work<br />
out. Softball fields are located in the<br />
southwestern corner of the property and are<br />
used by the HCC Softball Team.<br />
2.3.5 Safety and Security<br />
Figure 2.3.e: Students utilize courtyards for studying,<br />
socializing, and relaxing between classes.<br />
<strong>Hillsborough</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> operates a closed-circuit television security system. During a<br />
discussion in November 2009, the <strong>Brandon</strong> Campus Administrators did not identify any serious<br />
security issues. The main problem the campus currently faces is the open layout of the campus<br />
and late night classes.<br />
Emergency call boxes are currently being installed throughout the campus to improve security.<br />
<strong>Brandon</strong> will receive 12 of these call boxes.<br />
2.4 Existing Infrastructure<br />
This section covers the transportation system on and off of HCC <strong>Brandon</strong> campus, as well as<br />
current infrastructure related to stormwater, sanitary sewer, potable water, and communications<br />
systems. Much of the information relating to these components has been retrieved from the HCC<br />
<strong>Brandon</strong> Master Plan from 2005.<br />
2.4.1 Parking/Circulation<br />
The HCC <strong>Brandon</strong> Campus is exclusively a commuter campus at this time. With the exception of<br />
the single-family housing located adjacent to the west of the main campus, housing with<br />
pedestrian access to campus is extremely limited. The following section summarizes the current<br />
status of all transportation infrastructure both on campus, and in the immediate surrounding area.<br />
It covers several different modes of travel including automobile, public transit, and pedestrian<br />
traffic.<br />
See Map 2-C Parking/Circulation Map<br />
2010 Master Plan 14