Community College Facility Coalition

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Updated November 10, 2008

Community College Facility Coalition

Legislative Update — July 26, 2001

CCFC Phone 916.446.3042

GOVERNOR’S FINAL BUDGET ACTION FLATTENS PROJECT PIPELINE AND ELIMINATES SCHEDULED MAINENANCE AND INSTRUCTIONAL EQUIPMENT FUNDS— The Governor took his final actions on the 2001-02 Budget by submitting an extensive list of vetoes. The major action from the standpoint of the community colleges is the elimination of the 34 facility projects that were added to the budget by the Legislative Conference Committee. Efforts to sustain that action were unsuccessful. The list below indicates the projects that were eliminated, on the basis that the remaining funds in the community college share of Proposition 1A might be needed to finish already approved projects. In reality, it will likely result in another bottleneck when another bond is approved by the voters.

The other major action taken by the Governor was the elimination of $49 million for scheduled maintenance and $49 million for Instructional Equipment and Library Materials. Justification for this focused on the absence of such funding for UC and CSU and the tight fiscal constraints faced by the state.

DISTRICT	COLLEGE	PROJECT	PRIORITY	PHASE	BOG REQ	BUDGET
ALLAN HANCOCK	Allan Hancock	Library/Media Tech Center	B-2	p	632,000	317,000
BUTTE-GLENN	Butte	Learning Resource Center	B-2	p	1,205,000	597,000
CONTRA COSTA	Diablo Valley	Life Science Remodel for Laboratories	B-2	p	303,000	162,000
CONTRA COSTA	Los Medanos	Learning Resource Center	B-2	p	643,000	359,000
CONTRA COSTA	San Ramon Valley Ctr	Phase I Bldg.	B-2	p	1,808,000	723,000
FOOTHILL-DEANZA	Foothill	Center for Innovation and Interactive Learning	B-2	e	1,616,000	1,656,000
GLENDALE	Glendale	Allied Health /Aviation Lab	B-2	p	672,000	340,000
GROSSMONT-CUYAMACA	Cuyamaca	Science & Technology Mall	B-2	p	1,105,000	543,000
GROSSMONT-CUYAMACA	Grossmont	New Science Bldg.	B-2	p	836,000	397,000
HARTNELL	Hartnell	Library/Learning Resource Center Complex	B-2	p	1,428,000	738,000
LAKE TAHOE	Lake Tahoe	Learning Resource Center	B-2	p	621,000	407,000
LOS ANGELES	Mission College	Child Development Center		p	0	300,000
LOS ANGELES	Trade-Tech.	Child Development Center		p	0	230,000
LOS ANGELES	Southwest	Child Development Center	C-1	p	392,000	215,000
LOS ANGELES	Los Angeles Valley Col	Health Sciences Building	B-2	p	1,097,000	661,000
LOS RIOS	American River	Learning Resource Center Expansion	B-2	p	653,000	343,000
NORTH ORANGE	Cypress	Library/Learning Resource Center	B-2	p	1,149,000	650,000
PALO VERDE	Palo Verde	Technology Bldg. Phase II	B-2	p	538,000	292,000
RANCHO SANTIAGO	Santa Ana	PE Seismic Replacement/Expansion	C-1	p	448,000	225,000
RIVERSIDE	Moreno Valley	Child Development Center	C-1	p	132,000	67,000
RIVERSIDE	Norco Valley	Child Development Center	C-1	p	146,000	76,000
SAN FRANCISCO	Chinatown	Campus Building	B-2	p	1,334,000	1,334,000
SAN FRANCISCO	Mission Center	Mission Center Building	B-2	w	200,000	190,000
SAN LUIS OBISPO	Cuesta College	Theater Arts Bldg.	C-1	p	869,000	472,000
SANTA BARBARA	Santa Barbara City	Gymnasium Remodel	C-1	p	322,000	163,000
SEQUOIAS	Sequoias	Science Center	B-2	p	861,000	471,000
SHASTA-TEHAMA-TRINITY	Shasta	Library Addition	B-2	p	488,000	245,000
SONOMA COUNTY	Santa Rosa Jr.	Learning Resource Center	B-2	p	2,227,000	1,199,000
CHABOT-LAS POSITAS	Las Positas	PE Gym - Phase I	C-1	p	927,000	461,000
SOUTHWESTERN	Southwestern	Child Development Center	C-1	p	420,000	227,000
STATE CENTER	Reedley	Learning Resource Center Addition	B-2	p	382,000	182,000
VENTURA COUNTY	Moorpark	Child Development Center	C-1	p	240,000	101,000
WEST HILLS	Kings County Ctr	Phase 2B Classrooms/Laboratories	B-2	p	670,000	298,000
WEST VALLEY-MISSION	Mission	Main Building 3rd Floor Reconstruction	B-2	p	380,000	213,000

For more information, contact Paul Holmes or Shannon Mahoney.

1130 K Street, Suite 210, Sacramento, California 95814

Voice: 916.446.3042 -- Fax: 916.441.3893