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Institutional Self Evaluation – 12-05-12 section of the Hartnell College Main Campus, is over 338,000 square feet and accommodates 1107 parking spaces, which meets the needs of the expanded Main Campus. Classroom Administration Building (CAB) and Student Center: In 2010, CAB classrooms were refreshed, new flooring, ceiling tiles, and paint and converted to smart classrooms. This improvement gave existing structures greater efficiency, improving effective utilization. The college Student Center was remodeled in 2011. The remodel included commons area, dining hall, security, student senate areas, along with meeting areas. Campus Grounds: Grounds are continuously maintained and upgraded from fencing to new irrigation. A priority is to keep the walkways safe for all pedestrians. Beautification projects such as new flower beds, trees and benches are ongoing to enhance our learning and working environment. Technical Training Building: This building is slated to begin construction soon. This 12,418-square foot project will provide a much-needed technical training building to support the educational programs to include Diesel Technology, Automotive Technology, and Construction Crafts Technology. This building will be located adjacent to the new Center for Applied Technology Building at our Alisal Center for Applied Technology. The PE Field House a 4,886-squar-foot building will house changing rooms, restrooms, snack bar, training room, and labs. The building will be located in the new athletic complex near the baseball, softball, soccer and track fields. Science Building: This project will construct a new Science Building with expanded space to accommodate growth in the physical and biological sciences. The current science building was constructed in 1964 and does not meet current building codes or the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Because of the major changes in building codes, the most cost effective strategy is to abandon the 43,337 gross square foot building and construct a new 21 st century, technologically smart science building. Self Evaluation The Facilities Planning Committee systematically reviews the effective utilization of space usage, which has driven building refresh projects and improved campus areas. There is a link between usage, condition and a continuous improvement in quality. The college meets this standard. Planning Agenda None. Page 226
Institutional Self Evaluation – 12-05-12 III.B.1.b The institution assures that physical resources at all locations where it offers courses, programs, and services are constructed and maintained to assure access, safety, security, and a healthful learning and working environment. Descriptive Summary Hartnell College provides access to its campuses and facilities for all students, faculty, administrators and visitors. Hartnell College measures the safety of its facilities and the accessibility of its campuses through its compliance with applicable state and federal laws. For example, all campuses adequate ramps, elevators, curb cuts and handicapped parking to support the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which require compliance with regulations regarding safely and handicapped accessibility (III.B.16). Older buildings have been remodeled, and new construction will comply with state building codes. Some accessibility barriers have been identified for short and long term planning which will be resolved as funding becomes available. Finally, the Disabled Students Program and Services program evaluates and identifies individual student needs for accessibility on all campuses. Health and safety needs are addressed college-wide through the work of the Safety/Risk Management Committee. (III.B.7) The Safety/Risk Management Committee (III.B.7) continuously updates the Injury and Illness Prevention Plan (III.B.12) and the Emergency Preparedness & Evacuation Plan (III.B.13). Safety training (III.B.4) is an ongoing objective that helps ensure smooth and effective working environment. Access to the campuses includes ample parking in close proximity to classrooms as well as handicap parking to ensure quick, safe access to campus buildings. In addition, campuses maintain well lit and maintained walkways to provide safe and secure access. The college worked with Monterey/Salinas Transit and the City of Salinas to construct two new bus pullouts on our Main and Alisal Campuses, new traffic lights, sidewalks, and the replacement of root damaged sidewalks, additional bicycle racks, and new carpool parking spaces. These projects were reviewed as/part of the 2005 Environmental Impact Report. (III.B.14) Campus health and safety at Hartnell College is managed by the VP of Support Operations and staff. Campuses are patrolled 24 hours per day/7 days per week to monitor and report any campus safety issues. During non-business hours, a private company is employed to patrol the campuses. Burglar and fire alarm systems are installed, as needed, to protect people and property. The Facilities Department has all its custodial, grounds, and maintenance personnel carry two-way radios to report suspicious activities immediately to Campus Safety. The Safety/Risk Management Committee (III.B.7) is also active in improving the safety of the campus via meetings, inspections, and allocating special capital project funds. During semester breaks, the Maintenance Department inspects every classroom and completes the Page 227
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