(sch 2008051121) UCLA proposesto develop additional undergraduate student housing consisting of 1,525 dormitory beds, dining, and support space totaling 550,000 gross square feet (gsf) in four buildings on three infill sites within the Northwest zone of the campus. The 2008 Northwest Housing Infill Project (NHIP) re

(sch 2007052013) The proposed Project would legalize and permit the Bentley School's existing day-to-day operations, which are currently in violation of the Major Conditional Use Permit (CUP) granted by the Oakland City Council in 1969. The new Major CUP would reflect existing (or current) conditions by permitting a

(sch 2008022110) The proposed project would install curb, gutter, and sidewalk improvements along Monte Vista Avenue in Butte County. The project site is the south side of the Monte Vista Avenue alignment at its intersection with Autrey Lane eastward towards Lower Wyandotte Road. The proposed improvements would ensu

West Contra Costa Unified School District

(sch 2008022111) The proposed project involves the closure of the existing Castro Elementary School and campus from active use and the new construction and renovations at the existing Castro Elementary School and campus for use as a Middle School. The work at the site would require demolition of some existing buildi

West Contra Costa Unified School District

(sch 2008011013) The primary purpose and objective of the Project Site A and Project Site B portion of the proposed project is to provide students with modern school facilities that would adequately accommodate student and faculty needs. The proposed project would fulfill the District's obligations to provide equiva

Los Angeles Unified School District

(sch 2008041121) The 6.4 acre school project would provide approximately 800 two-semester seats for students in grades kindergarten through five (K-5) and require approximately 65 full and part-time faculty and staff. The campus would also have a gymnasium; and a multipurpose building with food service facilities, t

Los Angeles Unified School District

(sch 2008031020) Development of an approximately 107,627-square-foot high school that include 30 classrooms, administration areas, a multipurpose room, a library, 36 wind turbines, and 600-seat outdoor amphitheater. These facilities would be contained in two-story buildings approximately 43 feet high. Athletic facil

Los Angeles Unified School District

(sch 2008041007) LAUSD is proposing to construct and operate a high school, known as the South Region High School No. 8 project, in LAUSD Local District 6 in the City of Maywood. The proposed project is intended to relieve overcrowding at the nearby Bell High School. The proposed high school would accommodate 1,215

Los Angeles Unified School District

(sch 2008041088) The proposed project includes the construction and operation of the Central Region Elementary School No. 22. The project site is located on the Playa Vista Development and is currently vacant. The proposed project would primarily serve students who live in Playa Vista although it is not intended to

California State University Trustees

(sch 2005121009) Initial Study, Neg Dec- The project consists of the installation and operation of a 526 kW solar electric canopy system on an existing paved surface parking lot.

(sch 2005051041) Draft EIR- The applicant has proposed the development of an eight-story, mixed-use building to contain a 30,000-square-foot USC Bookstore, a 40,000-square-foot USC Health and Fitness Center, 6,000 square feet of neighborhood-serving retail space, a 7,000-square foot restaurant, 421 apartments design

(sch 2006101171) The original plan for transfer of dredged material to the project, as described in the original EIS/EIR, uses an in-bay hydraulic off-loader. Based on independent review, workshops with national experts, and a value engineering study that considered environmental, economic and operational impacts, i

Los Angeles Unified School District

(sch 2004111058) The proposed project would include approximately 80 classrooms serving 2,160 two-semester seats for grades 9 through 12. The proposed project involves 200,000 square feet of development within four small learning communities and would include: physical education facilities; library/media center; foo

(sch 2006101171) The proposed project includes four distinct components including The Master's College Master Plan, extension of Dockweiler Drive and Deputy Jake Drive, Tentative Tract Map (TTM) to allow for the future development of 54 condominium units, pad preparation for future water tank replacement, and the de

(sch 2006101171) The proposed project includes four distinct components including The Master's College Master Plan, extension of Dockweiler Drive and Deputy Jake Drive, Tentative Tract Map (TTM) to allow for the future development of 54 condominium units, pad preparation for future water tank replacement, and the de

Los Angeles Unified School District

(sch 2008021101) The proposed project involves construction and operation of an elementary and middle school on a 6.4 acre site. Development would include three classroom buildings, a middle school gymnasium, a multipurpose building with food service facilities, a library, and an administration building. The kinderg

Los Angeles Unified School District

(sch 2009041056) The proposed project is the construction and operation of an adult education center and a technology/career training center for the adults and high school students in the surrounding communities. The proposed project includes the demolition of an existing warehouse and the design and construction of

Los Angeles Unified School District

(sch 2008051093) On the southern area, the White House Place PC would be demolished and replaced with a surface parking lot with 137 spaces. These 137 spaces are to be shared by Virgil MS and CRES No. 20 faculty and staff, with 65 spaces dedicated to the Virgil MS and 72 spaces for CRES No. 20. The proposed project

Paramount Unified School District

(sch 2008021128) The District is proposing a four-phased improvement plan at Paramount High School. The first phase involves replacement of the stadium and improvements to the athletic fields on the east campus; the second phase entails the development of the field house on the east campus; the third phase includes

Los Angeles Community College District

(sch 2003011018) The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD, or District) and West Los Angeles College (WLAC, or College) in the County of Los Angeles are proposing to adopt a College Facilities Master Plan (Master Plan) to guide campus development through 2022 and to accommodate a projected enrollment of 18,

Orange Unified School District

(sch 2008011120) The Orange Unified School District is proposing to demolish two structurally unsafe buildings located within the interior of the Villa Park Elementary School campus. Both buildings are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. A landscaped courtyard would be created and maintained in their

Moreno Valley Unified School District

(sch 2007081092) Development of a new 75,000 square foot elementary school on 9.5 acres of land within the eastern portion of the City of Moreno Valley. Includes one-story classroom buildings, a multi-purpose building, kitchen, administration building, and a library.

California State University Trustees

(sch 2007032079) The proposed project is the demolition of 23 former CYA structures known as Phase II of the demolition project. The project site consists of approximately 25 acres formerly accommodating the CYA detention facility. The project includes the removal of 23 structures within Phase II-A. Pavement, slabs,

University of California, Regents of the

(sch 2007012070) The project is the interior remodel of approximately 109,000 square feet (sf) Building 41 (Stockton Boulevard Warehouse), construction of a utility enclosure adjacent to the building, and utility connections to the UCDMC Central Plant. The proposed "Stockton Boulevard Research Center" would consist

Elk Grove Unified School District

(sch 2005102059) The proposed project would involve the design, construction, and operation of a K through 6th grade elementary school within a 10.7-acre site at the intersection of Gilliam Drive and Dorcey Drive. The proposed elementary school site would have 59,000 sq. ft. of buildings and would offer classrooms,

(sch 2004062098) 1. A General Plan Amendment to change the General Plan designation of 22+ acres designated as Low Density Residential (LDR) and 31+ acres designated as Open Space (Recreation) (OS(R)) to 38+ acres designated as Low Density Residential (LDR) and 15+ acres designated as Open Space (Recreation) (OS(R))

(sch 2004071164) The District proposes to develop and operate a 2,100-seat comprehensive high school serving students in grades 9 through 12 with a 4,000-seat football stadium. The proposed student population may increase to approximately 3,200 students in the future through additional projects, if required to accom

(sch 2008011034) The project consists of the construction of a new comprehensive high school on an approximately 57-acre site in Carlsbad.

San Diego Community College District

(sch 2005121106) Develop a parking garage and a new east entry as part of the implementation of the adopted Mesa College Facilities Master Plan.

Palomar Community College District

(sch 2007011136) The Palomar Community College- North Education Center Project (Proposed Project) proposes development of a new Community College center to serve the Northern San Diego County area. The project site is approx. 85 acres of presently undeveloped land, generally located east of Interstate 15 (I-15), bet

(sch 2003091106) University Community Plan Amendment, Costa Verde Specific Plan Amendment, Vesting Tentative Map, Planned Development Permit, Site Development Permit, Public Right-of-Way and Easement Vacations, and Right of Entry Permit for the construction of four high-rise residential buildings with a combined are

California State University Trustees

(sch 2007021020) The proposed project includes six development components: (1) Adobe Falls Faculty/Staff Housing - up to 370 housing units for faculty and staff; (2) Alvarado Campus - educational and support facilities totaling approximately 612,000 gross sq. ft. of instructional and research space; (3) Alvarado Hot

University of California

(sch 2008092010) The UCSF Mission Bay campus includes a 43-acre research site and 14-acre hospital site totaling 57 acres. This Project will construct a 238,000-gsf, five-story clinical research and basic research facility on a site in the center of the USCF Mission Bay campus . The Project supports multidisciplinar

Foothill-De Anza Community College District

(sch 2007091014) Master Plan for construction of approximately 62,000 square feet of instructional space, internal roadway realignment, pedestrian and circulation improvements, and various on-site building renovations and improvements to accommodate future enrollment on the campus.

California State University Trustees

(sch 2009012006) The proposed project involves the renovation and expansion of the existing Student Union, Recreation/Aquatic Center, Student Health and Counseling Facilities, and an infill of the first floor of the existing MacQuarrie Gall building. The expansion of the Student Union would add approximately 90,000

Evergreen Union School District

(sch 2008112061) Land acquisition approval of 100.02 acres for the eventual development of a high school and possibly a middle school of ~60,000 and 40,000 sf, respectively. Projected enrollments are 600 and 400 students, respectively.

University of California, Davis

(sch 2006092036) UC Davis is proposing to construct and operate the King Hall Renovation and Expansion project. The project would renovate and expand the existing Martin Luther King, Jr. Law School building, located on Mark Hall Drive, in the southern area of the central campus. Bordering uses include the Arboretum

Esparto Unified School District

(sch 2005042152) The proposed project will include the acquisition and construction of a high school, which includes academic and school office buildings, playing fields, a gymnasium, a student union, tennis courts, basketball courts, parking for both students and faculty, a bus parking area, an outdoor instructiona