ACTIVE PROJECTS

McMahon House (50) - The proposed project, which is the first phase of a master planned complex of buildings, courtyards and patios, provides meeting accommodations and dining opportunities for campus and community members. The 3,220 gross square feet building includes a great room for meeting and dining, a commercial kitchen, foyer, and support areas. The complex will also include a 600 square feet covered patio for University gatherings. The project will be financed by gift funds.

Parking Structure, Phase 1 (103) - This project will provide a parking structure on an existing parking lot on the northeastern side of campus. The project will serve future enrollment growth, much of which will be in the next five years and will be accommodated in new facilities near the proposed parking structure including: a Social and Behavioral Science Building, Student Housing Phase 2 and additional academic buildings.  This is the first of at least six planned parking structures to be built on the campus for full development. The structure will be built on the existing 577 space Lot N (Structure# 103 on current approved CSUSM master plan) and will be adjacent to the extension of the existing Campus View Drive.

Public Safety Building (63) - This project will provide a new 17,502 square foot administration building to house the Parking and Transportation Services department and University Police. The project will be located at the corner of La Moree and Barham Drive on the northeast corner of the campus. This project will be designed to meet LEED Platinum equivalent.  The building will be adjacent the new NCTD public light rail line (NCTD Sprinter) and will act as a gateway to the campus. This project will provide space to accommodate the growth of both public safety departments, which is related to substantial enrollment growth and the new presence of residential students. This building will provide appropriate space for twenty sworn officers, six dispatchers, and fourteen community service officers. It will also provide adequate space to house an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in the event of an emergency.

Social and Behavioral Sciences Building (31) - The project will provide 111,283 GSF that will support 461 FTE in Lecture, 51 FTE in Lower Division Lab, 132 FTE in Upper Division Lab, Graduate Research Space, 125 Faculty Offices, Dean’s Suite, Social & Behavior Research Institute, National Latino Research Center (NLRC), Administrative Support Spaces and Conference Rooms. The construction allocation is $46M and total project allocation is $56M (excluding Group II).

FUTURE PROJECTS

Infrastructure III - This project will provide grading, utility extensions, paving and landscaping for continuation of the build-out of campus to 15,000 FTES.

Student Union, Phase I (25) - This project will provide the initial student union facility for the campus. The students have established a student union building and operating fee that will be accumulated until sufficient funds are available to proceed with the design of the first phase of the project. Phase I will include conference rooms, food services, bookstore, lounges and meeting rooms, recreational and games areas, as well as student union administrative offices, for a total of 40,100 ASF. The funding source will be the student union program.

Student Housing, Phase II (38) -  This project will provide approximately 500 beds as a second phase of student housing; the project will also include space for resident advisors and community facilities.

Athletic Fields and Courts (61/62) - This project will provide site improvements playing fields, tennis courts, basketball courts and volleyball courts. This project will provide the following elements on 45 acres: Site Preparation and Infrastructure including rough grading and utility installation, and service roads, Tennis Facility – Six to eight courts and Tennis Support Structure, Golf Practice Facility – short game practice area, Multi-Purpose Playing Fields, Intercollegiate Softball Field, Intercollegiate Baseball Field, Basketball Courts – one intercollegiate court with seating for 4,000 spectators in movable seating that can be retracted to permit use of three intramural courts, Sand Volleyball Courts – six intramural courts, 12 station par course, Field level open space for leisure and flexible recreational activities, Track Improvements including seating for 2,800 people, Maintenance Buildings, and Service Road.

Aquatic Center (61/62) - This project will provide site improvements for an aquatic center on campus.  The aquatic center was originally planned as part of a large Athletic Fields that consisted of soccer fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, multi-purpose playing fields and a golf practice facility. The aquatic center was separated from this overall plan to become a project on its own that consists of: Site preparation and Infrastructure including rough grading and utility installation, The Aquatic Center consists of Olympic-size competition pool (50 meter), one additional pool (25 meter), a dry-land training facility, and seating for over approximately 2,000.

Faculty/Staff Housing (47) - This project will provide faculty and staff housing on a site to be determined at a later date. The sites being investigated are either on campus property or on property adjacent or near to the campus.

COMPLETED PROJECTS

Center for Children and Families, Phase I (22) - The campus proposed design of the first phase of a multi-phase Child Development and Parent Education Center. The child development program will provide a developmentally appropriate environment for infants and young children through school age, while the parent education program will support a proactive approach to solving and preventing parenting problems. The first phase proposed a 3,500 GSF facility and an outdoor fenced play area.

Craven Hall Renovation (1) - This project renovated 34,400 ASF of the initial library areas of this facility to accommodate administrative and student services. The building was initially planned to accommodate this eventual remodel. This project was a secondary effect of the new Information Center.

Parking Lot F - This project provided an additional 500 surface spaces with landscaping and lighting to accommodate the campus demand for parking. Funding was provided by the campus parking reserves. Proceeding with this project depended on demonstrated demand, as shown by a parking study and upon a financial evaluation of parking space usage.

ACD III - Academic Hall II - Business Building (13) - This project provided a facility in support of the Business program.

Telecommunications Infrastructure - This project upgraded the critical infrastructure components of the telecommunications system to meet minimum baseline. It consisted of underground inter-building pathways, the building entrances the intra-building vertical and horizontal pathways.

Kellogg Library (17) - This project provides the CSUSM campus with an information center that can eventually support 25,000 FTE. Preliminary plans, working drawings, and 20% of the construction and equipment costs are donor funded.

Field House/University Student Union(23) - This project provided space for recreational programs, conference rooms and offices for student organizations.

Student Housing, Phase I (38) - This project provides the first phase of campus housing facilities. The project includes apartments, residence hall rooms, and a dining facility. Total student capacity will be 200 bed spaces. Funding will be provided by the campus student housing program, subsequent to approval by the Housing Proposal Review Committee and the Chancellor.

ACD II Bid Pak 2 - Arts Building and Science Hall II (26,27 & 37) - The construction of the Science and the Arts buildings was funded in 1998. Phase 1 completed in November 1999. These buildings (Phase II) are projected to be completed by December 2002.

ACD II Bid Pak 3 - Central Plant Expansion (43) - This project will increase heating and cooling capacity to serve new buildings which provide for an enrollment of 5,000 FTES.

Foundation Classroom Buildings (55/56) - Provides a 11,038 square foot facility that consists of eight classrooms, one computer lab, office space for Extended Education, American Language and Culture Institute and the Duplication Center.

Infrastructure II - Provided the building pads for several buildings, including Building 15 University Hall, extension of the utility tunnel, campus roads, sidewalks, plazas, landscape and the Transit Center.

San Marcos Ambulatory Care Center (59) - Located at the corner of Craven Drive and Twin Oaks Valley Road, it provides 11,961 square feet of space to house Student Health Services, Housing and Residential Education Services, Student Academic Services Outreach Program, Social and Behavioral Research Institute and the Cardiac Recovery Project. The space is leased for 15 years.

Parking Lot III (103) - Provided 299 parking spaces adjacent to the new access road.

Track (60) - The campus has received donations to design and construct a Track and Soccer Field. The track was dedicated to Mr. Mangrum on September 19, 1999.

University Hall (15) - Provides a 71,000 square foot building which contains lecture space, teaching labs, graduate research laboratories, self-instructional computer laboratories, faculty offices and support space.

(##) -Numbers in parentheses refer to building location on campus master plan map.

ASF -Actual Square Feet

GSF - Gross Square Feet

FTES - Full Time Equivalent Students

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