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Facilities Master Plan - Barstow Community College

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<strong>Barstow</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>Facilities</strong> <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />

// <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Reccomendations<br />

Inactive Space must be adjusted by additional space created by the relocation of<br />

the Fitness Center and the Performing Arts Center, scheduled for 2013.<br />

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Fitness Center (Building No. 04) 4,170 ASF<br />

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Performing Arts (Building No. 09) 4,356 ASF<br />

8,526 ASF<br />

The total Inactive Space will be 11,526 ASF.<br />

The Initial Building Modernization Project anticipates utilization of 4,170 ASF<br />

located in Building No. 04 and 1,416 ASF located in Building No. 10.<br />

The remaining Inactive Space will be 5,940 ASF.<br />

Re-purposing of K Building (Building No. 09)<br />

With the completion of the new Performing Arts Center (Building No. 12), the<br />

existing Performing Arts Building becomes available for new use. Building K has<br />

8,366 GSF; applying a utilization factor of 0.75, it is conceivable that the building<br />

could be reconfigured to provide 6,755 ASF.<br />

Given the irregular configuration of the building, it is difficult to develop an<br />

efficient plan to maximize the usable space; however there are some functions<br />

that, by their very nature, would be more design compatible to the irregular<br />

configuration. Specifically:<br />

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AV / TV (7,930 ASF)<br />

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Data Processing / Computer (5,000 ASF)<br />

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Lounge / Lounge Service (2,057 ASF)<br />

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Merchandising (2,149 ASF)<br />

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Note: ASF cited in parentheses relate to<br />

2020 Space Allocation Projection<br />

Emergency Power<br />

There is currently no Emergency Power System (EPS) located on campus.<br />

As a minimum standard, emergency power should be provided to back up<br />

Information Systems, Data Processing Systems and fume hoods associated<br />

with the wet laboratories. Ideally, such a system would also include emergency<br />

lighting and other identified emergency needs.<br />

The Five Year Construction <strong>Plan</strong><br />

In addition to the Performing Arts Center (Building No. 12) and the Wellness<br />

Center (Building No.13) currently under construction, the Five Year <strong>Plan</strong> identifies<br />

5 additional projects considered to be important for the future development of<br />

the <strong>College</strong>. Those projects include:<br />

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Initial Buildings Modernization<br />

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Career Technology Center<br />

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Space & Technology Center<br />

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Field Sports<br />

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Support Modernization<br />

The Initial Buildings Modernization will renovate portions of 5 of the older<br />

buildings on campus:<br />

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Administration Building (Building No. 01)<br />

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S Classroom Building (Building 03)<br />

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Fitness Center, F Building (Building 04)<br />

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B Classroom Building (Building No. 09)<br />

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D Classroom Building (Building No. 11)<br />

A Final Project Proposal (FPP) has been submitted to the State Chancellor’s<br />

office for consideration for the 2014–2015 budget cycle.<br />

Career Technology Center<br />

The off-campus State Street facility currently houses this program. The facility<br />

is in the second year of a nine year lease. The long-term objective is to provide<br />

a permanent on-campus facility for the program. A preliminary project program<br />

has been developed, but the funding source(s) has not been determined.<br />

Space & Technology Center<br />

The scope of this project has not been fully developed, but does envision facilities<br />

that are characterized as “desirable” as opposed to “essential”. Such a facility<br />

could also accommodate a permanent solution for classrooms and laboratories<br />

anticipated in the 2011 Educational <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>. A preliminary project program<br />

has been developed, but the funding source(s) has not been determined.<br />

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