Construction Projects

Student Academic Services Building – This project is jointly funded by the State of California and local Measure C Bond.  It consists of eight classrooms, a large gathering area and faculty and administrative offices.  As of January 1, 2013, the project was 50% complete.  Construction is on schedule and is expected to be complete by the end of the summer.  Occupancy will take place during Fall 2013. 

ADA Upgrade Project – This District project will provide accessible restrooms, parking and path of travel, and upgrade fire alarm strobes.  The project is presently underway, and is expected to be complete by the end of April, 2013.  View the Construction ADA Upgrade Schedule.

Comprehensive Master Plan – The College has engaged HMC Architects to update and integrate the educational and facilities master plans. Students, staff and faculty will provide input throughout the process. The project is funded exclusively by the Measure C Bond, and is expected to be complete in early 2014. 

Network Operations Center (NOC) – The NOC project was on hold pending the results of the RCCD IT Audit, which was completed last year.  The College is currently working with the project architect to expand the scope of the project so that it will meet the needs of the college as it grows.  Construction can begin once the changes have been made and approved by the Department of State Architects (DSA).  This project is funded exclusively by the Measure C Bond.

Library and Learning Center – The final project proposal for the Library and Learning Center project was approved by the State Chancellor's office.  This project will be funded by the State.  Construction is expected to begin upon receipt of State bond funds.       

Center for Human Performance – The Initial Project Proposal for the Center for Human Performance was approved by the state.  The project is will support a comprehensive physical education program with sports courts, shower/locker rooms and lecture classrooms.  It will be funded jointly by the State of California and local Measure C Bond money.

Health Science Center – The Initial Project Proposal for the Health Science Center was approved by the State Chancellor's office.  The intent of the project is to provide a facility in which all allied health programs can be consolidated.  It will be funded jointly by the State of California and local Measure C Bond money.

Science Building – The campus is currently exploring the need for a new Science Building to accommodate the need for additional lab classes and state of the art equipment.

NOTE: As with all construction, plans may be changed when conditions present themselves to improve opportunities or improve projects/budgets.  All measures will be taken to ease construction impact on affected parties.