Polk Community College's educational plant survey was conducted as a systematic study and evaluation of existing educational facilities and the determination of future educational plant needs. The educational plant survey is intended to assist the District Board of Trustees in the formulation of plans for housing the educational program, student population, faculty, administrators, staff, and auxiliary and ancillary services of the college for the period from June 1994 through June 1999. The survey report contains 10 section covering the following: (1) educational plant survey team; (2) preface; (3) introduction to the survey, including statutory foundations, procedural policies, and cooperative processes; (4) overview of the college, including a historical perspective and mission statement; (5) analysis of the student population, including computations of projections for capital outlay; (6) programs, services, and facility needs, including a program facility list for Winter Haven Campus and the Lakeland Joint-Use Facility; (7) inventory and description of existing sites and facilities; (8) plan for housing programs, students, and services; (9) analysis of capital outlay finances, including information on revenue sources, a schedule of bond issues and debt requirements, and lists of capital outlay expenditures by fund source and project type from 1988-89 through 1992-93; and (10) recommendations for educational plants, including specific recommendations for Winter Haven Campus and the Lakeland Joint-Use Facility and standard collegewide recommendations. (KP)