The Facilities Master Plan for the CLC looks to create a cohesive campus environment that is accomplished through the creation of a centralized campus quad that provides the physical elements that comprise a college campus. Active outdoor areas will knit together the instructional spaces with the new student-centered building. The quad will allow students to stay on campus for longer periods of time by providing much needed study and socialization spaces and improving the campus aesthetics.
Approved and planned projects are listed below. As additional projects are approved, scope defined, and budgets established, they will be added here. (List updated August 2022)
| Project | Status |
|---|---|
| Buildings 100 & 200 Renovation | Completed |
| New Student Services Building | Completed |
| New Monument Signage and Entryway | Completed |
| Demolition of Arby’s* | Completed |
| Demolition of Small Business Development Center (SBDC) | Completed |
| Parking Lot Renovation and Building C Demo | Future |
*District-funded project
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE KEY
- Spring: March 1 - May 31
- Summer: June 1 - August 31
- Fall: September 1 - November 30
- Winter: December 1 - February 28
CAMPUS PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM
- Project Managers: Derrick Watkins, Element Consulting, and Louis McGowab, Kitchell CEM
- Project Engineers: Erin McGowan and Stephanie Klapperich, Kitchell CEM
Buildings 100 & 200 Renovation
(Formerly known as Buildings A and B)
Project Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build
Phase: Completed
Project Budget: $12.7 million
Construction Duration: January - September 2021
Funding Source: Measure MM
SCOPE/SUMMARY
The project included renovation of the spaces where Student Services was previously located. Academic Services, the library, faculty offices, and the California Adult Education program were all significantly remodeled and revised for efficiency and space needs. The remaining portion of the building, comprising approximately 29,500 square feet of primarily classroom space, underwent a renovation focusing on needed system updates.
PROJECT TEAM
- Architect: SGPA Architecture & Planning
- Commissioning Services: Align Builders
- Mechanical, Electrical & Engineer: Glumac
- Structural Engineer: Wiseman & Rohy
- HVAC Controls: SC Engineers
- Fire Protection Engineer: Protection Design and Consulting
- Access Controls: Exante 360
- Inspector of Record: Construction Inspection Services (CIS)
New Student Services Building
(Formerly Student Resources Building)
Project Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build
Phase: Completed
Project Budget: $12.3 million
Construction Duration: April 2018 – October 2021
Funding Source: Measure MM
SCOPE/SUMMARY
The new 9,910 gross square feet Student Services Building provides a student-centered facility that consolidates study areas, socialization spaces, and staff space into a single, dynamic environment. It will provide an anchor for the new campus quad to encourage students to interact with the outdoor environments.
The project includes an events terrace, upgrades to the path of travel from Barnes Street to Student Services and the quad, and extensive parking renovations. A new parking lot built west of the existing building features bioswale upgrades - shallow, open and typically vegetated channels with gently sloping sides that can be incorporated into landscapes to direct and slow storm runoff and promote pollutant removal.
The project also involved the relocation of existing utilities to support the new building footprint.
PROJECT TEAM
- Architect: Lord Architecture, Inc.
- General Contractor: Align Builders
- Landscape Architect: The Lightfoot Planning Group
- Civil Engineer: Snipes-Dye Associates
- Electrical Engineer: Johnson Consulting Engineers
- Mechanical & Plumbing Engineer: ALM Consulting Engineers
- Structural Engineer: OGonzalez Inc. Engineers
- Inspector of Record: Consulting & Inspection Services
- Interior Design: Hasenbeck Interior Design
- Energy Consultant: STOK
New Monument Sign and Entryway
Project Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build
Phase: Completed
Project Budget: $1.1 million
Construction Duration: April 2019 - January 2021
Funding Source: Measure MM
SCOPE/SUMMARY
A new monument sign and entry structure now provides an iconic and welcoming identity for the Community Learning Center campus and helps improve wayfinding.
PROJECT TEAM
- Inspector of Record: Alliance Engineering
- Architect: WLC Architects
- General Contractor: Conan Construction
- Civil Engineer/Landscape Architect: O’Dell Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineer: SMS Geotechnical Solutions, Inc.
- Structural Engineer: SDSE Structural Engineers
- Electrical Engineer: IMEG Corp.
- Inspector of Record: Alliance Engineering
