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Bond Highlights - November 10, 1999
Community Learning Centers
All Community Learning Centers have been completed and are in operation except those at Junction City and Elmira.
Site excavation is underway at the Junction City Center and scheduled time of completion is the end of April 2000.
Construction of the center at Elmira is approximately 35% complete. Substantial completion is planned for January 2000 with operation to begin February 1st.
Florence Center Addition
The new building is complete and in operation. The new boiler has been installed in the existing building and the system is being balanced. The covered roof between existing and new buildings is scheduled to go out for bids shortly with construction expected to begin in December.
Main Campus Projects:
Welding:
Construction started May 27. Metal building frame is 99% erected. Roofing is almost complete. Siding, windows and interior framing are about 50% complete. Exterior paving and curbs are complete. Contractor continues to think building will be completed by December 31 per original schedule.
Parking Lot Improvements:
Contract for Parking Lot Improvements is approximately 99% complete. Light poles and fixtures need to be installed.
Child Care Center:
Child Care Center: Construction started in early July. Foundations and slabs have been poured for the Office Building and Infants and Toddlers building. Foundations and plumbing rough-in are 95% complete for Preschool and Transition and Co-op Buildings. Wood framed walls are being erected at the Office Building. Project is scheduled to be completed by March 2000.
Campus Service Addition:
Excavation for the Campus Services Addition is 95% complete and footings have been poured. Retaining walls at east and south are scheduled to be poured this week and masonry started next week. Project should be completed by end of April 2000.
Science/Math:
Bids for Science-Math Building were opened November 9. The results will be presented later in this meeting.
Student Services:
Scheduled to go out for bids around mid-November. Bids will be opened in late December with construction to start in early Feb.'00.
Workforce Training:
Rescheduled to go out for bid April 1,'00.
Health Tech. Remodel:
Health Tech. is planned to go out for bids April 1, '00 with a construction start date in mid-June.
Infrastructure Upgrade
Equipment included in the upgrade is being purchased and cabeling is scheduled to begin in early December. The project should be completed in January, 2000.
Sewage Lagoon Upgrade
DEQ is preparing a Mutual Agreement and Order (MAO) which will cover the improvements needed to be made. Within a year or less, LCC expects to provide DEQ with the plan showing how the college proposes to respond to the MAO.
General Comments
The Art Department kilns are being relocated to the west end of the paved yard between the Air Technology and Machine Technology buildings. The new location is scheduled to be ready for occupancy by December 1.
Expenditures of Bond Project funds have just gone over the 20% mark.
The Bond Management Team continues to coordinate with Campus Facilities and Curriculum and Scheduling to work out procedures for the moves which various Departments will have to make. The function of moving will be done by professional movers. Packing and unpacking will be done by college personnel.
The college facilities carpentry shop continues to produce high quality cabinets for all of the projects.
The college electricians have installed the transformer for the Child Care Center and will do the same for the Addition to the Campus Services Building. They are also being considered to install the high voltage line to the Welding Technology Building. This would necessitate a short-term electrical shut down to a portion of the college. By having the college electricians perform this work the college saves thousands of dollars.
Questions and comments about any bond construction activity may be directed to 744-4154 or e-mailed to bond@lanecc.edu. All communication received will be regularly reviewed by the Bond Project Management Team (BPMT), the architects, and the Facilities Management Committee.
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