Minor Capital Outlay Projects 2004/2005

Priority	Projects	Location/Space Type	Project Cost	Cumulative Cost
1	Sequoia Hall, Third Floor Renovation: As a secondary effect of the Academic Information Resource Center being completed, University Telecommunications and the computing and communications departments will move out of Sequoia Hall. This leaves 12,000 sq. ft. of vacated space to be remodeled to accommodate faculty offices and classrooms.	Sequoia Hall, Third Floor	$390,000.00	$390,000.00
2	Reprographics Wall Insulation: Two Exposed walls in the reprographics area radiate heat in the summer and cold in the winter. Installing insulation in the walls will reduce the amount of energy used to heat and cool the building.	Reprographics, Rooms 113 & 114	$52,000.00	$442,000.00
3	Capistrano Hall, Room 143 Remodel: Room 143 is the primary rehearsal hall for large instrumental ensembles and a much used classroom space. The proposed project would renovate the room installing new acoustics, floor tile, instrument storage cabinets along with painting and replacing a 40 year old acoustic curtain.	Capistrano, Room 143	$100,000.00	$542,000.00
4	Capistrano, Room 135 Remodel: The music listening lab is poorly designed and does not meet the technological changes which have occurred. The space provides considerable student services with material check out, rooms for listening to music and computer working areas. Space planning will be required to meet the current needs and to best use the space available. Renovation to include separate space for a repair shop, office, computer stations, student service counter and music storage area. All of the services offered now will remain, but in a more efficient and updated space to accommodate technical changes in the music industry.	Capistrano Hall, Room 135	$90,000.00	$632,000.00
5	ADA Corrections, Barrier Removal, Restroom Remodels, Stairway Improvements.	Campus Wide	$158,000.00	$790,000.00
	Campus Total Allocation Request			$790,000.00