Development Plan

Potential Location: Approximate total area of 80 acres with 3,659,040 square feet.

Residential lot size: The lot sizes for this project range from 7,315 to 10,000 square feet. This

development consists of 170 single-family homes and 80 townhomes, occupying a total area of

1,828,750 square feet, which is approximately 42 acres in size.

Streets: The streets have a width of 28', covering a total area of 914,760 square feet or roughly

21 acres.

Monastery, His Holiness the Great 14th Dalai Lama's residence, Park, Library, Museum, Community Hall and Business Center:

1. This project covers a total area of 522,720 square feet, which is equivalent to 11.67

acres.

2. The Monastery, including His Holiness The Great 14th Dalai Lama's Residence, has a structure

foundation that spans 20,000 square feet (0.46 acre)

3. The Library and Museum occupy two stories with a foundation area of 10,000 square

feet (0.23 acres)

4. The Business Center covers a total of 87,120 square feet (2 acres)

5. The Community Building structure spans 30,000 square feet. (0.69 acres)

6. The Nature and Recreational Park covers an expansive area of 322,600 square feet

(7.41 acres)

7. In order to comply with city regulations, the parking lot has enough space for 300 cars,

spanning 38,400 square feet (0.88 acres)

Condo building:

1. The building has four stories and a total of 45 units.

2. These units range in size from 1,000 square feet to 2,500 square feet.

3. It features 1/2/3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, and 1/1.5/2 bathrooms.

4. The property sits on a lot measuring 130,680 square feet (3 acres)

5. The building's foundation covers an area of 66,660 square feet (1.53 acres).

6. The outdoor compound landscape spans 64,020 square feet (1.47 acres).

7. Parking for the building's occupants will be available on the first floor.

Senior citizen housing:

1. The building will consist of three stories and a total of 30 units

2. Ranging in size from 1,000 square feet to 2,000 square feet.

3. Each unit includes 1/2 BRs, a living room, dining room, kitchen, and 1/2 bathrooms.

4. The property itself occupies a spacious lot measuring 130,680 square feet, (3 acres)

5. Additionally, the building's foundation covers an area of 66,660 square feet (1.53 acres)

6. The first floor of the building will be designated for commercial use.

However, there is a total of roughly 3.33 acres of land that remains unused or unusable.

Note : Above provided information and the numbers are subject to change based on approval from the City PUD.

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Introduction:

The construction of Buddhist stupas has been an integral part of Buddhist culture for centuries.

These architectural structures, often regarded as sacred, serve as a focal point for Buddhist

practices and symbolize the Buddha's presence. Building a stupa is considered a meritorious

act in the Buddhist tradition. In this project plan, we will outline the steps and considerations

involved in undertaking a Buddhist stupas building project.

Project Objectives:

1. Construct a traditional Buddhist stupa in accordance with the principles of five Buddhist sects

and its architecture.

2. Create a space for worship, and reflection for the benefit of the community.

3. Promote intercultural understanding and appreciation of Buddhist heritage through the

construction of the stupa.

Project Scope:

The project will involve the construction of five stupas on a designated site. The stupa will

adhere to traditional design and architectural specifications, with careful attention to cultural and

religious significance.

Key Steps:

1. Site Selection: Identify a suitable location for the stupa, considering factors such as

accessibility, visibility, and alignment with natural surroundings.

2. Design and Planning: Engage with architects and Buddhist scholars to develop a design that

reflects the traditional architectural style and spiritual significance of the stupa.

3. Fundraising and Resource Mobilization: Develop a fundraising strategy to secure the

necessary resources for the construction, including materials and skilled labor.

4. Construction: Execute the construction phase in accordance with the approved design,

ensuring attention to detail and adherence to traditional construction methods.

Considerations:

1. Cultural Sensitivity: Respect and sensitivity to the religious and cultural significance of

the stupas are paramount throughout the project.

2. Community Engagement: Engage with community members to foster a sense of

ownership and participation in the project.

3. Environmental Impact: Consider the environmental impact of the construction and strive

to minimize any adverse effects on the surrounding ecosystem.

Conclusion:

The construction of a Buddhist stupas is a meaningful endeavor that encapsulates the ethos of

Buddhist philosophy and tradition. By carefully planning and executing the project, we aim to

create a space that not only honors Buddhist heritage but also fosters a sense of peace and

contemplation for generations to come. This project plan provides a framework for realizing this

vision and promoting cultural understanding and harmony through the construction of a

traditional Buddhist

Note: The projection plan may be subject to change based on the and city PUD approval.

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Introduction:

 The construction of a Buddhist monastery is a unique and spiritually significant project that

requires careful planning and execution. This executive summary outlines the key

considerations and steps involved in the construction of a Buddhist monastery.

Objectives:

The primary objective of this project is to create a serene and functional space that supports the

practice and study of Buddhism. The monastery will serve as a place of worship, learning, and

meditation, and will embody the principles of compassion, mindfulness, and simplicity.

Location and Design:

An ideal location is crucial for the monastery. The chosen site will be the focal point of the

project's development area, providing a tranquil and natural environment conducive to

meditation and introspection. Drawing inspiration from traditional Buddhist architecture, the

monastery's design will prioritize sustainability and environmental harmony. The layout and

structure will be carefully planned to support contemplation, prayer, and communal activities.

Traditional elements such as a prayer hall, meditation room, and living quarters for the monks

will be incorporated, emphasizing the importance of tradition. Furthermore, the project will

embrace green and sustainable practices by integrating eco-friendly features and

energy-efficient technologies.

Construction Planning:

The construction process for the monastery will involve several key steps. First, we will obtain

the required permits. This will ensure that all legal requirements are met before construction

begins. Additionally, site surveys will need to be conducted to gather important information

about the location. Once these initial steps are completed, a comprehensive construction plan

will be developed. This plan will serve as a blueprint for the entire project, outlining every detail

and ensuring that nothing is overlooked. It is crucial to collaborate with experienced

professionals modern and traditional throughout the process. Architects, engineers, and

construction experts who have knowledge in building monasteries will be consulted. Their

expertise will be invaluable in understanding the specific requirements and challenges

associated with this type of construction. If needed, skilled foreign workers may be employed.

This will require them to obtain a B1 visa, allowing them to work on the project. Their expertise

will further enrich the construction process.

In terms of the monastery's size, the overall area of the property is situated in the center of a

park, spanning 7.41 acres. The monastery features a living space covering 15,000 square feet.

This area will officially provide accommodations for those residing in the monastery. To comply

with city regulations, there will be 300 official parking spaces.

Funding and Resources:

Fundraising efforts, seeking donations, or applying for grants from organizations and

individuals who support the development of Buddhist institutions and a portion of the profit from

the sales of lots, housing units and commercial property will be used to build the monastery.

Community Engagement:

Engaging and involving the local and broader Buddhist community in the construction process is

essential. Their input, support, and involvement can contribute to the success and sustainability

of the monastery.

Conclusion:

The construction of a Buddhist monastery is a significant endeavor that requires careful

consideration of location, design, planning, funding, and community engagement. By addressing

these aspects thoughtfully, the monastery can become a revered and enduring center for

Buddhist practice and spiritual growth.

Note: The projection plan and the information may be subject to change based on approval from the city planning department.

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Introduction:

Museums act as guardians of our history, exhibiting artifacts, traditions, and narratives passed

down through generations. This project plan will delineate the measures and factors for

establishing a cutting-edge Heritage & Culture Preservation Museum, committed to

safeguarding and promoting the varied heritage and culture of our region. This innovative facility

will serve as a center of knowledge and a tribute to the traditions and history that have impacted

not only our community but also spread awareness in the broader communities.

Vision and Mission:

Our vision is to create a dynamic and immersive space that celebrates the diversity of heritage

while fostering a deep appreciation for cultural preservation. Through engaging exhibits,

interactive displays, and educational programs, we aim to promote a greater understanding of

our past and inspire current and future generations to cherish and safeguard our collective

heritage.

Objectives:

1. Preserve and showcase cultural artifacts and traditions.

2. Provide a space for educational programs and exhibitions to engage the community.

3. Foster research, collaboration, and knowledge sharing about cultural heritage.

4. Design and construct a museum building that has traditional appearance while also being

sustainable, accessible and complies with city building codes.

Artifact Collection and Curation:

We will develop a comprehensive plan for the collection and curation of artifacts to ensure the

ethical and respectful preservation of cultural items. This endeavor will include collaboration

with experts, spiritual institutions, and the CTA to acquire and preserve valuable artifacts.

Educational Programming and Outreach:

The museum will provide educational programs and outreach initiatives to engage visitors of all

ages. This will include workshops, and interactive exhibits to facilitate a deeper understanding

and appreciation of the region's heritage and culture.

Sustainability and Accessibility:

In alignment with environmental conservation efforts, the museum building will be designed and

constructed with sustainability in mind. Measures such as energy-efficient systems, use of

eco-friendly materials, and waste reduction practices will be incorporated. Additionally, the

museum will be designed to be accessible to all, ensuring inclusivity for individuals with diverse

abilities.

Interactive Exhibits:

Central to the museum's offerings will be a series of interactive exhibits that bring to life the

stories, artifacts, and artistic expressions of our cultural heritage. Visitors will have the

opportunity to explore historical narratives, engage with traditional crafts, and immerse

themselves in the vibrancy of our cultural tapestry.

Recognizing the intrinsic value of community involvement, the museum will actively engage

local artists, historians, and cultural practitioners in the development and curation of its exhibits.

Through collaborative partnerships and outreach programs, we aim to create a sense of

ownership and pride among community members, fostering a living connection to our heritage.

Architectural Design:

The museum's architectural design will be a fusion of modern innovation and traditional

aesthetics, seamlessly blending into the surrounding landscape. Careful consideration will be

given to the use of sustainable materials and environmentally friendly construction practices,

reflecting our commitment to both preserving the past and safeguarding the future.

Fund Resources:

The plan involves generating resources through the sale of different types of real estate,

including lots, housing units, and commercial properties, to potential buyers. A portion of the

profits from these sales will be used to build this project. In addition, TTPC will initiate a

comprehensive fundraising campaign with the goal of gathering the required funds and making

this project a reality.

Conclusion:

The construction of the Heritage Preservation and Cultural Museum represents a significant

investment in the preservation and promotion of our rich cultural heritage. By implementing

careful planning and community involvement, this project aims to create an inclusive and

dynamic space that both honors the past and preserves it for the future generations.

Note: The projection plan and information may be subject to change based on the City (PUD) approval.

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Introduction

The purpose of this project plan is to outline the key components and timeline for the

establishment of a new charter school. This plan will encompass the necessary steps and

considerations for the successful launch and operation of the school.

Project Objectives

To establish a new charter school that provides high-quality of modern education along with

secular ethic, Tibetan text and language to the students in the local community.

To create a supportive and inclusive learning environment that fosters academic achievement

and personal growth.

To comply with all legal and regulatory requirements for charter school establishment and

operation.

Project Scope

The project will incorporated with the following key areas:

● Securing a suitable location for the charter school.

● Developing the curriculum and educational programs.

● Hiring qualified staff and faculty members.

● Acquiring necessary permits and approvals.

● Marketing and enrollment of students.

● Establishing operational and administrative processes.

Project Timeline

Phase 1. Planning and Preparatory Work:

● Conduct feasibility study and market research.

● Identify potential locations for the school.

● Develop the initial curriculum framework.

Phase 2. Establishment and Setup:

● Secure financing and funding for the school.

● Finalize location and secure necessary permits.

● Develop detailed curriculum and educational programs.

Phase 3. Recruitment and Enrollment:

● Recruit and hire administrative and teaching staff.

● Develop marketing and enrollment strategies.

● Open enrollment for prospective students.

Phase 4. Launch and Ongoing Operations:

● Commence operations and start classes.

● Monitor and evaluate the progress of the school.

● Implement continuous improvement initiatives.

Budget and Resources:

To launch the charter school project, we will create a thorough budget to calculate the

necessary initial investment. We will carefully assign resources, such as human resources,

educational materials, and infrastructure, based on the unique requirements of the school.

Additionally, we will pursue grants from both the state and city to provide further financial

support.

Conclusion

The successful establishment and operation of a charter school require careful planning,

resource allocation, and diligent execution. This project plan provides a comprehensive

roadmap for the successful launch and sustainable operation of a new charter school, aimed at

providing high-quality education and opportunities for the community.

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Introduction:

The construction of a daycare center is a significant community initiative that provides a safe

and nurturing environment for children. To ensure the success and sustainability of the center,

careful planning is essential. This project plan outlines the necessary steps and considerations

involved in constructing a daycare center.

Project Objectives:

The primary objective of this daycare center construction project is to provide a convenient

solution for busy working parents. A daycare center that is conveniently located can make a

significant difference in their lives. By being close to residential areas, it reduces the daily

commute for parents and makes drop-off and pick-up routines smoother. For parents with

demanding work schedules, a daycare center that offers extended operating hours can be a

lifesaver. Having flexible timings allows them to manage their work responsibilities without

feeling rushed or stressed about dropping off or picking up their children. Most importantly,

knowing that their child is in a safe and secure environment gives working parents invaluable

peace of mind.Additionally, it's essential to emphasize that the project program will provide

children with the opportunity to learn fundamental Tibetan traditions and develop language skills

both English and Tibetan. This will prepare the child to transition to the classroom setting with

confidence.

Project Scope:

The scope of the project includes site selection, architectural design, building construction,

interior furnishing, and landscaping. Additionally, the project will involve obtaining relevant

permits and ensuring compliance with local building codes and regulations.

Site Selection:

The first step in the project is to identify and acquire an appropriate site for the daycare center.

Considerations include proximity to residential areas, accessibility, safety, and available outdoor

space for play areas.

Architectural Design:

Engaging an experienced architect to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing design for

the daycare center. The design will include classrooms, play areas, administrative offices, and

facilities such as restrooms, kitchen, and storage spaces.

Building Construction:

Once the architectural plans are finalized, the construction phase begins. Hiring a reputable

construction company with experience in building childcare facilities. Construction will be carried

out with attention to quality, safety, building codes and adherence to the construction timeline.

Interior Furnishing:

Selecting appropriate furniture, equipment, and educational materials for the daycare center.

Consider factors such as durability, safety, and adherence to child-friendly design principles.

Landscaping:

Creating an outdoor environment that is safe, stimulating, and engaging for children. This will

include playground equipment, gardens, and pathways, as well as ensuring proper security

measures will be in place.

Regulatory Compliance:

Ensuring that all necessary permits and approvals are obtained from relevant authorities.

Compliance with building codes, health and safety regulations, and zoning requirements will be

considered.

Fund Resources:

The plan involves generating resources through the sale of different types of real estate,

including lots, housing units, and commercial properties, to potential buyers. A portion of the

profits from these sales will be used to build this project. In addition, TTPC will initiate a

comprehensive fundraising campaign with the goal of gathering the required funds and making

this project a reality.

Conclusion:

The successful implementation of this daycare center building project plan will result in a safe,

welcoming, and enriching environment for children in the community. By following a well-defined

plan and engaging experienced professionals, the daycare center will be positioned for

long-term success and positive influence on the community.

Note: The projection plan and the information may be subject to change based on approval from State and the City.

Submitted by the Tibet Town Project Committee, Minnesota USA (2023)