Part I describes a general outline for producing long range development plans for the Hawaii Community College System. Long-range planning is defined and discussed in terms of basic elements of academic requirements, quality of campus, space requirements, environmental factors, administrative factors, and adjustment factors of the general plans. Development planning is discussed in terms of time, location, and capacity. Physical requirements discussions concern land use, land value, population density, traffic, intra-campus characteristics, and campus circulation. Aesthetic standards and procedures for cost estimating are also outlined. Part II describes a master plan for consultant services and defines the purpose and function of the consultants. Consultants responsibilities in long-range development planning include review, collection, and analysis of existing data about the master plan, city zoning ordinances, health regulations, map preparation, survey and analysis of physical conditions, land use, population distribution, topology, cost, landscape, utilities, and the preparation of drawings for presentation of the developmental plans to the community college system. (HH)