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1. Buildings

   1. Campus Support

      1. Charles Strickland Central Plant

         This building was constructed in 1966 at a cost of about $775,000. The university felt that they would save $24,000/year by putting in the new plant.

         This building was named in honor of Charles Strickland, who was a Physical Plant director for New Mexico State for 45 years. NMSU generates and maintains its own utilities, and the Central Plant generates electricity for the campus.
         
         Building monitor information can be found here.
         
         3060 SWEET ST
         CH
         LAS CRUCES, NM, 88001
         
         Property: 269