The fifth and final volume of a series concerned with higher educational facilities planning expands the discussion of the utilities planning process initiated in the overview of volume one. Three major classes of utilities--energy utilities, service utilities, and communications utilities are studied. Their influences on the overall physical planning of the campus is stressed, and proper location of central plant facilities is emphasized as being extremely critical. Differences in cost factors related to the accessibility of the campus to existing urban utilities are discussed, as well as the relationship between consideration for future expansion and present budgetary limitations. The planning of the campus utilities must be coordinated within the total physical plan so as to preclude interference with other campus facilities and be compatible with other campus structures in their design and appearance. A bibliography pertaining to utilities is included. (NI)