Student Services Building
One of the five design/build projects selected by the State Community College System Office, the Student Services project was awarded to Flintco Construction in May, 2007. This two-story, 50,000 square foot building will provide a centralized location for the student services located throughout the campus. It will also serve as a strong architectural statement at the Pacific Avenue entrance to campus. Construction began in Spring, 2008 and will be completed in Spring, 2009. The college celebrated this project with a groundbreaking ceremony held on May 6, 2008.

Physical Education/Recreation & Athletics (PERA)

This project includes upgrades to the baseball, soccer, football, and softball fields as well as track & field surfaces.  A centralized parking lot will also be added as part of the PERA project.  Work has been completed on the baseball field, soccer field, and field events area.  Work is currently underway on the remaining facilities.

Softball
The all new softball stadium will provide that program with a state-of-the-art artificial playing surface similar to the baseball stadium and also orient the playing field in a similar direction. It is anticipated that this project will be completed Fall, 2008.

Football/Track
The football field and track will also receive new artifical surfaces.  A parking area with capacity for 150 cars is also being installed immediately adjacent to the athletic facilities. It is anticipated that this project will be completed by Fall, 2008.

Goleman Learning Resource Center

The modernization of the Goleman Learning Resource Center is a state funded project with the District sharing equally in its cost.  Upon its completion, the renovation will result in completely updated library space and delivery systems throughout this 50,000 quare foot, two-story facility.  Construction is expected to begin in Fall, 2008 and be completed in Fall, 2009.  Departments that were housed in the Goleman Building have been relocated for the duration of the facility renovation (view relocation information).  Library resources were moved to 41 W. Yokuts Ave. just prior to the beginning of renovation work.

Northeast Infrastructure

The Northeast Infrastructure project involves upgrading a segment of the existing main utilities loop in anticipation of serving the upcoming new facilities:  Student Services Center; Math and Sciences Building; and the District Support Services Complex (including a Data Center for Information Technology and Police Building).

All the utilities on campus are District-owned, except for the water lines, which are owned by the City of Stockton.  There is an existing water line that is in conflict with plans for the new Math and Sciences Bulding.  This portion of the line is being disconnected and a new line installed to circumvent the new structure on the north side. The relocated water line is approximately 670 linear feet in and consists of a 12 inch diameter pipe.

North Road Infrastructure

This project combines student safety and infrastructure upgrades into a single project.  Starting at the west entrance on Pershing Ave., the intersection is being modified to allow access to large vehicles thereby removing this traffic from the main entrance where that is heavy student traffic. In addition, the project includes a roadway extension to the proposed location of the new District Support Services Complex and Data Center.  Under the roadway will be 3,013 linear feet of new 12 inch diameter water main inside a dedicated public utility easement, 1,476 linear feet 10 inch diameter sanitary sewer line, and 1,825 linear feet of new storm drain ranging from 15 to 30 inch diameter to serve the existing warehouse, landscape facility and the planned new facilities.  The new complex on the north road will combine non-student facilities and deliveries in an area away from the campus core and away from student pedestrian traffic further increasing safety.

Delta Center at Mountain House

Work is currently underway to create the relocatable village at Mountain House so classes may commence on site in anticipation of the permanent facility construction.

Map to Site

Data Center

Math & Science Center