The UTM Capital Projects and Space Allocation Committee (MCaPS)
At UTM, all space is allocated by the Office of the Vice-President and Principal and is considered a strategic campus resource.
Space allocation requests and, per the University of Toronto Policy on Capital Planning and Capital Projects, all capital projects at the campus with cost up to $10 million at the UTM campus are managed and reviewed by the UTM Capital Projects & Space Allocation Committee (MCaPS).
Quick Links:
- Committee Objectives
- Terms of Reference
- Construction / Renovation Proposals
- Space Use Proposals
- Request form
- Optimal utilization and performance of our campus spaces, and sustainable, transparent stewardship of this scarce strategic resource.
- Proposed changes to and use of campus facilities are aligned with the UTM strategic framework and promote equitable access for our community.
- Data-informed decisions about the use of space are guided by best practices in physical planning, design and construction.
- All capital projects at UTM are managed consistent with the University of Toronto Policy on Capital Planning and Capital Projects guided by the Campus master Plan.
In service of this objective, MCaPS Executive reviews and approves
- all Level One (less than $10 million) new construction and renovation proposals,
- proposals for the use of space at UTM,
- change of use or occupancy or programming of space (temporary or permanent),
- use of public vertical space including all art installations, signage, installation of posters, banners (interior and exterior),
- all projects that require borrowing or use government grants,
- all activities that will affect the maintenance or operation of facilities at UTM.
The administrative committee reports to the Principal of the University of Toronto Mississauga and Vice-President University of Toronto.
Create a space or renovation request using this form. Please note: your University of Toronto login and password is required to access this form.
Review the Committee's full Terms of Reference here.