At least every five years, each Florida community college district conducts an educational plant survey to aid the formulation of plans for housing the educational program, student population, faculty, administrators, staff, and auxiliary and ancillary services for the college for the forthcoming five-year period. This plant survey report for Seminole Community College presents recommendations for the period from June 1989 through June 1994. Section I describes the state legislative foundations of the survey, survey procedures, and cooperative aspects of the survey process. In section II, the history, philosophy, and objectives of the college are reviewed. Section III provides an analysis of the student population, with computations, first, of the projections for college-wide capital outlay for full-time equivalent student enrollment by site, and second, of the distribution of the 1993-94 projection by site. Section IV presents a main-campus program facility list. A detailed inventory of existing sites and facilities is provided in section V. Section VI describes the plan for housing programs, students, and services and the projections of future space needed. Section VII presents an analysis of capital outlay finances, reviewing bond issues, debts, and expenditures by fund source and project type. Finally, section VIII presents 62 specific recommendations for site development, site improvement, remodeling, renovation, and new construction, including the estimated costs for each. This section also lists six standard collegewide recommendations which include providing sanitation facilities for students, replacing defective roofs, and purchasing additional furnishings. Detailed data tables are included. (PAA)