Utah § 63A-5b-502 Programming.

Utah Statutes

§ 63A-5b-502 — Programming.

Utah § 63A-5b-502

Title 63AUtah Government Operations Code

Ch. 63A-5bAdministration of State Facilities

Part 63A-5b-5Planning and Programming

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Utah Code Ann. § 63A-5b-502 (2026).

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(1)As used in this section:

(1)(a) "Program document" means a final document that contains programming information.

(1)(b) "Programming" means services to define the scope and purpose of an anticipated project, and may include:

(1)(b)(i) researching criteria applicable to the scope and purpose of an anticipated project;

(1)(b)(ii) identifying the scale of the project and the type of facilities and the level of specialized functions that will be required;

(1)(b)(iii) identifying and prioritizing values and goals that will impact the project, including institutional purposes, growth objectives, and cultural, technological, temporal, aesthetic, symbolic, economic, environmental, safety, sustainability, and other relevant criteria;

(1)(b)(iv) evaluating functional efficiency, user comfort, b

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(1) As used in this section:

(1)(a) "Program document" means a final document that contains programming information.
(1)(b) "Programming" means services to define the scope and purpose of an anticipated project, and may include:
(1)(b)(i) researching criteria applicable to the scope and purpose of an anticipated project;
(1)(b)(ii) identifying the scale of the project and the type of facilities and the level of specialized functions that will be required;
(1)(b)(iii) identifying and prioritizing values and goals that will impact the project, including institutional purposes, growth objectives, and cultural, technological, temporal, aesthetic, symbolic, economic, environmental, safety, sustainability, and other relevant criteria;
(1)(b)(iv) evaluating functional efficiency, user comfort, building economics, environmental sustainability, and visual quality;
(1)(b)(v) identifying objectives for the project, including such elements as image, efficiencies, functionality, cost, and schedule;
(1)(b)(vi) identifying and evaluating the constraints that will have an impact on the project such as legal requirements, financial constraints, location, access, visibility, and building services;
(1)(b)(vii) developing standards such as area allowances, space allocation, travel distances, and furniture and equipment requirements;
(1)(b)(viii) establishing general space quality standards related to such elements as lighting levels, equipment performance, acoustical requirements, security, and aesthetics;
(1)(b)(ix) identifying required spaces;
(1)(b)(x) establishing sizes and relationships;
(1)(b)(xi) establishing space efficiency factors or the ratio of net square footage to gross square footage; and
(1)(b)(xii) documenting particular space requirements such as special HVAC, plumbing, power, lighting, acoustical, furnishings, equipment, or security needs.
(2) A program document may:

(2)(a) incorporate written and graphic materials; and
(2)(b) include:
(2)(b)(i) an executive summary;
(2)(b)(ii) documentation of the methodology used to develop the programming;
(2)(b)(iii) value and goal statements;
(2)(b)(iv) relevant facts upon which the programming was based;
(2)(b)(v) conclusions derived from data analysis;
(2)(b)(vi) relationship diagrams;
(2)(b)(vii) flow diagrams;
(2)(b)(viii) matrices identifying space allocations and relationships;
(2)(b)(ix) space listings by function and size; and
(2)(b)(x) space program sheets, including standard requirements and special HVAC, plumbing, power, lighting, acoustical, furnishings, equipment, or security needs.
(3) In accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act, the director may make rules:

(3)(a) establishing the types of projects for which programming and a program document are required;
(3)(b) establishing the scope of programming required for defined categories of projects;
(3)(c) establishing the circumstances under which an agency must obtain authorization from the director to engage in programming;
(3)(d) governing the funding of programming;
(3)(e) relating to the administration of programming; and
(3)(f) regarding any restrictions that may be imposed on a person involved in programming from participating in the preparation of construction documents for a project that is the subject of the programming.