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2000 Cambridge Town Gown Annual Report Data

The major educational institutions in Cambridge play an important role in the City's landscape and economy. On a voluntary basis, Cambridge College, Harvard University, Lesley University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology provide an annual report to the City of Cambridge describing current conditions at their Cambridge facilities. The following information is taken from the 2000 reports provides by these institutions.

(Cambridge Population and Facilities Only)
  Cambridge College Harvard University Lesley University MIT Total
 
TERM Spring '00 '99-'00 '99-'00 '99-'00 --
 
EMPLOYEES
(Figures stated are Full Time Equivalents (FTEs), unless otherwise noted.)
Staff1 120 6,794 429 (not FTEs) 6,184 13,527
Faculty 89 1,334 117 (not FTEs) 918 2,458
Number Living in Cambridge
(not FTEs)
34 2,106 66 1,141 3,347
 
STUDENT POPULATION
Undergraduate 335 7,087 790 4,292 12,504
Day 0 6,684 533 4,292 11,509
Evening 335 403 257 0 995
Full-Time 171 6,816 575 4,240 11,802
Part-Time 164 271 217 52 704
Graduate 1,488 8,313 1,396 5,417 16,614
Day 0 7,742 0 5,417 13,141
Evening 1,488 589 1,396 0 3,473
Full-Time 1,324 7,538 284 5,364 14,510
Part-Time 164 775 1,112 53 2,104
Not in Degree Program 85 5,186 438 169 5,878
Day 0 no data 7 169 176
Evening 85 no data 431 0 516
Total Students in Degree Programs2 1,823 15,343 2,186 9,709 29,061
Total Students in Cambridge3 1,908 20,529 2,624 9,878 34,939
 
STUDENTS HOUSED IN CAMBRIDGE
Undergraduate Students Housed no data 6,755 475 3,279 10,509
in Dormitories4 0 6,430 425 3,150 10,005
in Off Campus Affiliate Housing5 0 100 0 9 109
in Off Campus Non-Affiliate Housing no data 225 50 120 395
Graduate Students Housed no data 4,140 250 3,313 7,703
in Dormitories4 0 1,400 0 1,510 12,910
in Off Campus Affiliate Housing5 0 1,140 0 268 1,408
in Off Campus Non-Affiliate Housing no data 1,600 250 1,535 3,385
Total Students Housed in Cambridge no data 10,895 725 6,592 18,212
 
TAX EXEMPT FACILITIES
Acres6 0.9 189 no data 154 344
Buildings6 1 270 33 134 438
Square Feet6 110,000 11,800,000 443,491 9,241,000 21,594,491
 
TAXABLE LAND OWNED
Acres6 see above 26 no data 71 97
Commercial Property (sq. ft.)6 see above 272,338 227,212 2,324,487 2,824,037
Other Property
(sq. ft.)
0 627,662 146,063 no data 773,725
Housing Units (buildings) 0 55 7 16 78
Housing Units (units) 0 500 40 655 1,195
 
AFFILIATE HOUSING5, 7
Units Occupied by Students 0 1,475 267 rooms 175 1,917
Units Occupied by Faculty or Staff 0 110 0 1 111
Units Occupied by Unaffiliated Persons 0 0 NA 13 13
Total Affiliate Housing Units 0 1,585 267 rooms 189 1,195
 
PARKING FACILITIES
Spaces Maintained for Students8 5 887 23 1,103 2,018
Spaces Maintained for Faculty and Staff 38 1,670 180 3,711 5,599
Total Spaces Maintained 43 2,557 203 4,814 7,617
 
PAYMENTS TO CITY (FY 99)
Real Estate Taxes $263,887 $4,125,266 $300,295 $6,911,353 $11,600,801
PILOT9 $2,447 $1,585,772 $0 $1,092,000 $2,680,219
Water and Sewer Fees $13,360 $2,637,763 $165,248 included below $2,816,371
Other Fees and Permits10 $500 $118,350 $10,088 $5,926,246 $6,055,184
Total Payments to City FY 99 $280,194 $8,467,151 $475,631 $13,929,599 $23,152,575
 
1. MIT total does not include approximately 860 contract employees who work on campus.
2. The figure for Harvard does not sum to 15,400 due to persons enrolled in more than one degree program.
3. The figure for Harvard differs from the figure in the University's Annual Report in that it also includes non-degree students.
4. MIT total includes students housed in both dormitories and independent living groups.
5. Affiliate housing refers to taxable housing owned by the institution and available only to members of the academic community; it generally does not include either dormitories or housing available for rent to persons not affiliated with the institution.
6. The Cambridge College facility is a mix of tax exempt and taxable property, all of which is listed as tax exempt in the table.
7. MIT affiliate housing does not include any units at 100 Memorial Drive, Kennedy Biscuit Lofts or Auburn Court, even if occupied by MIT affiliated persons.
8. Cambridge College spaces for handicapped students only. MIT figures include all non-commuter parking spaces.
9. PILOT refers to Payment in Lieu of Taxes.
10. MIT water and sewer fees included in Other Fees and Permits category.
 
Source: Cambridge College, Harvard University, Lesley University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology Town Gown Reports, 2000.

For More Information

For more information about socioeconomic and demographic statistics about Cambridge or about the Town Gown Annual Reports, please contact Cliff Cook, Planning Information Manager, ccook@cambridgema.gov, at 617/349-4656.

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