Bond Construction Update Citizens Oversight Committee Long Beach Community College District July 21, 2008 BUILDING TOMORROW TODAY 1

Bond Construction UpdateCitizen’s Oversight Committee

Bond Construction UpdateCitizen’s Oversight Committee

Long Beach Community College District July 21, 2008

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Agenda Completed Construction Projects Current & Upcoming Construction Projects

LAC South Quad Complex LAC Central Plant LAC Learning Resources Center LAC Building A, Student Services LAC Math Technology Building PCC Central Plant PCC Learning Resources Center PCC Industrial Tech Phase 1 PCC MDAB (Multi-Disciplinary Academic Building) LAC/PCC Building Needs Assessment Project

Toilet Improvement Projects Quick-Start Projects ADA Projects Lighting Projects Classroom Improvement Projects Infrastructure Projects

Facilities Improvements Q & A

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Current and UpcomingConstruction Projects

Central Plant equipment, Public Safety, & Field house for Athletics

Installed (2) 600 ton Chillers and (1) 300 ton chiller with room for expansion

Installed 4 cooling towers with additional expansion space

LAC Central Plant

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Plant ready for operation and awaiting completion of SQC

Construction 96% Complete Completion Anticipated Summer

2008

LAC Central Plant

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Construction 70% Complete

Adds 10,000 ASF to existing building

Substantial Completion anticipated December 2008

LAC/Learning Resources Center

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Construction Approx. 62% Complete

Space includes Approx. 68,000 ASF 32 modern classrooms and labs 38 faculty offices Executive office suites Multipurpose room State of the art Board Room

Substantial Completion Anticipated December 2008

South Quad Complex

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Martinez Architects received Board Approval as the Architect of Record Programming work began on April 10, 2008 Completed Schematic Design (June 2008) Currently in Design Development phase Adds 4000 ASF to existing building Will house A&R, Counseling, Health Services, Cashier, Transfer Ctr., etc.

LAC Building A – Student Services Retrofit

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Marlene Imirzian & Associates Architects received Board Approval as the Architect of Record

Will house Math and Culinary Arts instructional program as well as Reprographics

LAC Math Technology Building

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Programming work began in May 2008 Completed Schematic Design (June 2008) Currently in Design Development phase FPP was approved by Board of Trustees and sent

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Houses Central Plant equipment and Maintenance and Operations facility

Installed (3) 300 ton Chillers

Installed 3 cooling towers

Will support LRC Construction

Approximately 67% Complete

Completion Anticipated late Summer 2008

PCC Central Plant

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Construction 97% Complete Modern Facility with Computer Lab

and Multimedia Stand alone Data Center. Provides

District IT redundancy Bridge to Bldg. EE Design elements move towards

energy efficiencies Substantial Completion July 2008

PCC Learning Resources Center

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Replaces Existing Antiquated Structures

Construction is 25% Complete

Modern Facility Houses Machine Tool and Welding Departments

New Northern Face of the Campus

Completion Anticipated Spring 2009

PCC Industrial Technology Center Phase 1

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Programming is completed and submitted to the State for Approval Completed Schematic Design and Design Development phase (June 2008) Currently working on Construction Documents and Furniture Layouts Anticipated start of construction Summer 2009 Completed in Two phases

PCC Multi-Disciplinary Academic Building (MDAB)

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Restroom Improvement Projects

Quick-Start Projects ADA Projects

LAC/PCC Building Needs Assessment Project

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Lighting Projects Classroom Improvement Projects Infrastructure Projects

LAC/PCC Building Needs Assessment Project

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Recently Completed Facilities

Improvements

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Facilities ImprovementsLBCC

With the help of LBCC Foundation, funds were available to do the following: carpet replacement carpet added to the walls to

ensure light-control for observational needs.

AC unit independent from the building HVAC system was added to serve the server room, for proper load ventilation.

New observation seats were installed.

entire room painted new lighting installed.

Completed 06/2008

Building “D” Planetarium Improvements

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Replace existing boilers, pumps, expansion tanks and common flue with new equipment.

A newly upgraded design reflecting a mechanical engineered system was installed improving the efficiency of the boilers. This system is the main heating source serving the Auditorium.

Completed 06/2008

Building “J” Boiler Replacement

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Replacement of roofs with a 30-year Garland roof materials

Removal of radio tower on Bldg “B”

Expected Completion 07/2008

Building “B”, “C”, and “D” Roof Replacement

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Economic Resource Development Complete build out of two-hard

walled offices, a kitchenette, and a server room

Relocation of a 4,000sq. ft. office space into the newly re-designed 3,000sq ft. office space

New modular cubicle work stations were adapted and installed

Completed 05/2008

ERD Tenant Improvements and Relocation

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Building Needs Assessment Project Parking Structure/Traffic Study Master Landscape Project District Wide Energy Efficiency Improvements Electronic Signage Wayfaring and Building Signage Facilities Website Facilities Work Order System Buildings M & N Replacement at LAC Building G at PCC Modernization of Building P at LAC (IPP) Replacement of Building M (Construction Trades) at PCC

(IPP)

Important Ongoing Initiatives

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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