Minutes Committee Name: Facilities Planning Committee Minutes Date: 12/5/2014 Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 pm Facilitators/Location/Chair: Conference room 2030 Attendees: X Laurel Jones X Victoria Lewis Kathie Welch Dennis Bailey-Fougnier Guests: Item 1. X X X X Spring Andrews John Graulty/Ian Haslam Graciano Mendoza Joe Nugent Topic and Discussion 4. 5. Topic Lead Introductions Agenda modifications: 2. 3. X X X X O:\Administrative Services\F P A C from Tatiana\FPC 2014-15\120514FPCMins.docx Time on topic Alta Northcutt X Nikki Oneto Chris Reinoldson Action Primary Effectiveness Link 3 Mins John Graulty asked to add Victoria Approval of Minutes: Minutes approved (Robins/Nugent) Revised at the table. Sustainability Website Review: cabrillogreensteps.org Karen reviewed the website o AASHE has a lot of resources for facilities, etc. Emergency Preparedness: Two flex trainings coming to Cabrillo this spring including a guest speaker, Lucinda Roy on 1/23/15 Joe and Oscar will attended a FEMA training on the essential functions of an incident command team specific to a college environment. March emergency preparedness training planned. Michael Robins Karen Groppi Rick Graziani David King Joe Spring 3 Mins 15 Mins 5 mins an item: Makers Factory Lease Partnership Opportunity—at end. Identify a rep to Monterey Bay Regional Partner’s in Climate Change Rick requested step by step instructions for opening/closing a classroom. 800 locks—will they change? Need a funding source for college-wide plan. Submit request to track it. Strategic Plan #4 Inst. Stewardship Strategic Plan #4 Inst. Stewardship Page 1 of 5 Minutes Item 6. Topic and Discussion Facilities Project List: Prop 39 Projects: 1000 Chiller substantially complete. LED retrofit year 1 project is substantially complete. Powerlink—waiting for PG&E inspection Year 2: Pool solar thermal—bid Recital Hall LED had some glitches with equipment; next month we should have identified solution Water pumps in Horticulture will be installed in January Scheduled Maintenance: 1000 restroom repair and Chiller projects Archeology trailer scheduled for removal in January Ticket machines in Parking P have been purchased 480 KV Preventative Maintenance Stair repairs in 700, 500 and bridge are in design phase; expected to be done in spring Stair tread replacement project in design Floor replacement Security system on upper campus underway Reroof 1100 is underway; January execution Bond funded: 800 is awaiting DSA certification 100 HVAC awaiting DSA certification Transformer switch project Smart Classroom 429 renovation in January 2015 Campus renumbering on hold; coupled with keying issue—no longer bond funded 1550/1600 HVAC repair is underway 1400/1500 HVAC Biology cadaver area scope is complete; January Watsonville Bldg A stair tread repairs in January DSA project close outs—ongoing, Sesnon seismic retrofit, 800 bldg remodel O:\Administrative Services\F P A C from Tatiana\FPC 2014-15\120514FPCMins.docx Topic Lead Time on topic Action Primary Effectiveness Link What is the best practice for teaching anatomy, facilities? Page 2 of 5 Minutes Item 7. 8. 9. 10. Topic and Discussion Update EMP/FMP: The bond audit had no findings and was presented to COC yesterday. Grade A stamp. FMP and EMP need to be updated annually. Target date is spring. FPC will be the steering committee for those updates. President’s Climate Commitment Report: Due 1/15/15 Total Cost of Ownership: FP&PO has done some research on this. Onuma, met with architects to promote that. Will set up another meeting to implement it. San Mateo has started; working out the bugs. Banir has used Onuma for a prison scheduled maintenance. Work order system that reports to fusion (state system) ties work orders and custodian, etc. State sees how operating. Does TCO include instructional equipment? Now we include tech and facilities to give state data on what our needs are. State is looking at database for other equipment needs. We just did SIE projections for next five years. Fusion database is only consistent database utilized. If can feed more info into system, more useful. Board is interested in whether to pursue 2016 bond; identify needs of college to give snapshot; update FMP is part of that. Comprehensive needs of the college over next 10-20 years. Other: Makers Factory: specializes in 3D modeling learning. Fee based education for K-12, mid-high school. Dave Britton entrepreneur in Silicon Valley. 3D printer in STEM, amazing technology, 3D game based learning, virtual objects in that environment. Faculty put in for a 3D printer from faculty grants. Fab lab, $30K. Makers needs to get out of Cruzio building by 12/31/14. Staff are at the point now to explore what a lease agreement might look like; is it worth it. They would bring a lot of infrastructure that would upgrade Cabrillo’s offerings. Looking at 1300 building that are currently lightly scheduled. Adjacent to VAPA 3D building. Staff has identified some space for equipment to be shared with Cabrillo. O:\Administrative Services\F P A C from Tatiana\FPC 2014-15\120514FPCMins.docx Topic Lead Time on topic Action Primary Effectiveness Link Karen will request an extension until 5/15/15 This topic will return at every meeting. What is required to take care of Cabrillo facilities? Joe 15 mins All Strategic Plan #4 Inst. Stewardship Committee members were in favor of pursuing this agreement further. 5 Mins Page 3 of 5 Minutes Item Topic and Discussion Topic Lead Time on topic Action Primary Effectiveness Link Staffing is the biggest challenge from VAPA perspective. Lease funded release time to oversee equipment. Looked at 13 TUs offset by value of this lease. Courses: preliminary discussions on courses; extension could manage the courses, admin, marketing. They teach K-12, summer programs. Our students would have access to equipment, no faculty supervision. Shared space would be in VAPA 3000; their space would be in 1300. Could some be in CTC? Could discuss. Some benefit to having it in one place to draw faculty from different disciplines. If need 8 hours of dedicated time, we’d buy 4 hours dedicated time per week to open it up to faculty and students. 11 employees of theirs teaching underage students. CEED would manage their hiring. Would be like Delta and Oasis. Two things: lease and partnership agreement. Morph is not in our best interest. Too much ambiguity. How can we leverage lease revenue? Need to staff adjunct reassign; draw funding from lease. Lease revenue goes to general fund, don’t staff positions out of it; 3 year agreement at best. If goal is to support instructional program without additional revenue, different model than before. They need support services, diff from past, too. Trading equipment vs. revenue, utilities would be billed for services/utilities. What is the intent? To both generate revenue and support instructional program and increase enrollment through this partnership. Is this a good venture to pursue? A lot of cool toys and lots of young students on campus. We’ve launched a lot of new curriculum for this instruction. David is interested in S4C. Common core learning styles. What electrical, physical, security, other needs? One equipment needs a hood, on wheels. Venting. Moving equipment, insured, our risk, etc. Sounds like a great opportunity. When is the hope to present it to the Governing Board? January. It was presented at CPC 12/3/14 as an info item. They need to vacate 12/31/14. Need to occupy but not operate until later. It will be presented at CPC again on 12/17. It may require a special board meeting or some sort of agreement where they move in Jan 1st pending board approval. Not that O:\Administrative Services\F P A C from Tatiana\FPC 2014-15\120514FPCMins.docx Page 4 of 5 Minutes Item 11. Topic Lead Topic and Discussion Time on topic Action Primary Effectiveness Link different from Your Business is our Future. How quickly we could run numbers? Board item in Jan—lease will be worked out after Board approval. Next meeting dates: 4/24/15 at 10:00 in 2030 2/27/15 at 10:00 in 2030 5/15/15 at 10:00 in 2030 3/27/15 at 10:00 in 2030 Meeting Summary/Take Aways: 1. To be added during the meeting 2. 3. Effectiveness Links 1. Mission Statement and Core 4 Competencies (Communication, Critical Thinking, Global Awareness, Personal and Professional Responsibility) 2. Strategic Plan 1. Professional Development and Transformational Learning 2. Sustainable Programs and Services 3. Community Partnerships and Economic Vitality 4. Institutional Stewardship 5. Institutional Responsibilities 3. Board Goals 4. Education Master Plan 5. Facilities Plan 6. Technology Plan 7. Program Plans 8. Student Equity Plan The meeting adjourned at 10:33 am O:\Administrative Services\F P A C from Tatiana\FPC 2014-15\120514FPCMins.docx Page 5 of 5