SAN JUAN COLLEGE

High School Renovation

Student Activities Relocation Renovation
Auto Body Paint Booth Replacement

PREPARED BY

SJC High School Lower Learning Commons

2nd FLR
Classrooms
Classrooms
Science Lab Space (on main
campus)

Administration Offices
Principal
Administrative Assistant

80

Qty.
1

Student Counselor
College Liaison

1
1
1

Open Workspace

Qty.

Conference Room

Shared Spaces
Work Room/Break Room
Printer/Copy/Mail Room
Study Area

EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL INTEGRATION

Students
Classroom
per
Students
Qty.
Classroom

Qty.
1
1
1

20

20

SAN JUAN COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL LAYOUT

SJC 1613 SEMINAR CLASSROOM

LOWER COMMONS BEFORE AND AFTER

EXISTING SJC STUDENT ACTIVITES LAYOUT

PROPOSED SAN JUAN COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL LAYOUT

SAN JUAN COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL FUNDING

FUNDING SOURCES
SJC Funding

55,592.00

PED Grant Funding

30,000.00

FMS Funding

172,139.00

257,731.00

TOTAL

Student Activities Area West Classroom Wing

1ST FLR Total New Area: 9, 552 S.F.

Existing Area: 8,206 S.F.

Offices
Director - Marcia Sterling-Penn
Student Activities Specialist Lisa Zenno
SNAPP - Program Director
ENLACE
Hispanic/Latino Center
Total

Open Workspace

Qty.
1
1
1
1
1
5
Qty.

Work Studies (including SNAPP)

Student Interns

12

Programmers

Student Government

12

Shared Spaces

Qty.

Reception Area (S.A. and SNAPP)

Printer/Copy/Mail Room

Conference/Meeting Room

Breakroom

Club Storage

10

Gathering / Lounge Area

Pool table
Foosball
Checkers Table
Shuffle Board
Air Hockey
Ping Pong (not set up)
Seating/Study Area
TV/Video Games

Area
120 S.F.
120 S.F.
120 S.F.
120 S.F.
120 S.F.
600 S.F.

WEST CLASSROOM WING BEFORE AND AFTER

EXISTING SJC WEST CLASSROOM WING

PROPOSED SAN JUAN COLLEGE STUDENT ACTIVTIES SPACE

Previous square footage in Lower Learning Commons = 8322

Total New Square Footage = 9552

SJC PAINT BOOTH

Auto Body
Paint Booth and Prep Station Rational
The current paint booth was procured in the mid-1980s, the materials used in the
collision industry at that time radically differed from current chemicals and their
spray characteristics.
The installation and configuration of the current paint booth is not correct and it
greatly impacts the equipments functionality.
The substandard HVAC system does not clear the atomized VOC chemicals at the
required rate, therefore prolonged evacuation times become extremely problematic
when trying to cycle students through the paint booth. This is detrimental to the
students completion of the require curriculum based on their competencies.
The new paint booth/prep station will be completely compliant with all EPA, OSHA
and 6H requirements.
Maintenance will be minimalized therefore a long term savings is to be expected in
comparison to Band-Aid repairs being made on a depreciated piece of equipment.
The manufacturers warranty will safeguard the correct operating status of the new
equipment.

Prepared for SJC

By
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