December 09, 2014 Meeting

Agenda


FACILITIES COMMITTEE AGENDA
Tuesday,
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Cafeteria Conference Room
1. Review Minutes from November 11, 2014
2. Project Updates
3. Facilities Master Plan
4. Other

Minutes


FACILITIES COMMITTEE MINUTES

Tuesday, December 9, 2014

Members Present:   Adrian Agundez, Brock McMurray, Carla Sandoval, Claudia Casagrande, Craig Johnson, Jose Vargas, Kent Miller, Sonja Swenson, Stacie Rancano and Debbie Hegeman as recorder.

Members Absent: Darcy Bogle, Mark Williams and Mike Capela

  1. Review Minutes from November 11, 2014 November 11, 2014 minutes were approved by consensus.
  2. Project Update Report (Jose Vargas, AP Architects)

 

Projects in Construction:

  • Dorm Modernization The Dorm Modernization project is complete. Contractor is wrapping up and the fire alarm testing should be done today.

 

Projects at DSA:

  • Student Center The Division of the State Architect’s office has returned initial plan check review comments. Comments have been reviewed and addressed. DSA plan package has been resubmitted back to DSA for final plan check.

 

Projects in Design:

  • STEM Engineering Buildings AP met last week with DSA to complete approvals. The modular building company needs to address DSA concerns then the drawings will go back to the contractor who will provide Taft College with a maximum price for the project. Construction will begin when we receive Board approval for the maximum project price. Anticipated construction starting around March of 2015.

 

Scheduled Maintenance Projects:

Infrastructure Upgrade at Alley:

  • The drawings are complete and will be sent out to bid. Anticipate bidding project January 2015, project construction anticipated to begin March, 2015.

PG&E Electrical Service Upgrade:

  • PG&E is working on contracts in order to complete the PG&E application/ Design. A short shutdown will occur during this process however a notice will be given to the campus to minimize impact on the students.

Gym HVAC Repairs:

  • RFP (Request for Proposals) is in process; anticipate RFP being issued early January, 2015.

 

Facilities Committee Minutes

December 9, 2014

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Gym Roof Repairs:

  • AP is finalizing the RFP package to send to roofing contractors for repair work. RFP should be issued in December 2014.

Gym Interior Repairs:

  • AP is finalizing the RFP package to send to contractors for interior gym repair work. RFP to be issued January, 2015. Project scope to include interior painting of the gym along with removal and addition of sound boards and ceiling baffles for added sound mitigation

 

Prop 39:

HVAC Controls at G-Modular Buildings, Gym and CDC Miscellaneous:

  • AP has received pricing from contractors. We are in the process of acquiring College approval in order for contractor to begin scope of work. The Bid is on the Board Agenda for December, 2014. Pending Board approval, construction to begin January, 2015. Project is complete.

Site Lighting LED Retrofit:

  • The RFP package is out to Bid. We are schedule to receive bids next week. Scope of work includes retrofit of existing main parking lights to LED. The Bid is on the December 2014 Board agenda. Pending Board approval, construction to begin January, 2015.

 

Projects at the State Pending Funding:

  • Vocation Center The Vocational Center project is an approved Final Project Proposal (FPP) at the Chancellor’s office. The project consists of 19,878 assignable square feet (ASF); which consists mostly of laboratories and some office space. This project will be considered for funding on the next statewide general obligation bond. The project is extremely competitive and should have a great chance at being funded.
  1. Facilities Master Plan Working to create a new FMP which includes future needs related to the Educational Master Plan (EMP). Some items which have been identified to be included in the FMP are:
  • Vocational Center – 20,000 ASF new instructional building which would include Dental Hygiene.
  • Technology Center – 20,000 ASF new instructional building (classroom space/flexible).
  • Instructional Center – 20,000 ASF new instructional space
  • Physical Educational Center – replace current gym, include wellness center.
  • Field Sports – offsite
  • Student Services Expansion – Library expansion could take the downstairs of the Administration building.
  • Science Expansion – add to existing building
  • Community Center – Open discussion

 

Facilities Committee Minutes

November 11, 2014

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  • Child Development Center – replace temporary modular
  • Offsite Career Tech Center – replace Lerdo Facility, offsite
  • Student Housing Expansion – on campus or adjacent to campus – centralized
  • IT – new – centralized location
  • Ash Street – main entrance beautification – this would address marquee
  • Creek beautification
  • Parking Expansion/Maintenance
  • Solar – covered parking
  • Energy Project w/Proposition 39 funds – could have matches or not.
  • Land Acquisition

 

Some suggestions related to future needs from the committee were:

  • Start building multi-storied buildings with panels on top for solar. Brock reminded the committee about our soil problems and the settling of buildings. In addition, Jose added current buildings were not built to sustain an additional story. Building multiple stories will definitely be considered in the future for new structures.
  • Identify what things need to be on-campus or adjacent.
  • The Vocational Building will be 2-story.
  • Does CDC need to be in their area? Can they be moved?
  • Sports complex – try to keep all sports in the same area.

 

Brock said he plans to have more updates as well as a map of where the previous request will go. Also his goal is to have the FMP ready for board approval by July, 2015.

Other:

Craig Johnson brought up the issue of replacing the marquee and the cost. He shared the El Capitan High School in Merced just installed a new one. He will provide the committee with a picture at one of the upcoming meetings.

Brock also thanked everyone who assisted with the facilities section for Accreditation.

Respectfully submitted by:

 

Debbie Hegeman

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