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…all things

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dreams start here… not just classes…

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Bond Measure: NVC Founded as Part of Napa Unified High School District

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Bond Measure: Purchased 157 Acres, Opened New Facilities & Became Independent from High School

2002

Bond Measure: Life Science Labs, Library, General Classrooms, Police Academy Training Center, Wellness & Recovery Center, Nursing Labs, Performing Arts Center, Solar Array, Tennis Courts, Gymnasium, Wine Production Lab, Boiler Plant, Chiller Plant, HVAC & Electrical Infrastructure, Technology, Parking, Public Transit, Health & Safety, ADA Compliance 2

History of facilities improvements publicly funded at NVC…

Spring 2017

Governing Board considers potential funding mechanisms for growing facilities needs list to support student success and community needs.

Summer 2017

Facilities Master Plan updates and Bond Feasibility investigation. Community polling and engagement kickoff.

Fall 2017

Campus Engagement Campus feedback survey, Facilities related Affinity Groups meet and refine needs list/FMP. Project estimating underway.

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Where we are …

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Fall 2017 Campus Feedback

Survey…

Webpage: www.napavalley.edu/campusfeedback Campus Forums: Week 1 - 11/28/17, 11/29/17, 11/30/17 Week 2 - 12/4/17, 12/5/17 Week 3 (Finals Week) - 12/11/17, 12/12/17 Survey invitation emailed to students, staff, faculty, and administrators by Constituent Group Presidents – 11/19/17 195 Responses as of 1/30/18 ( 2:20 minutes typical time spent)

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Fall 2017 Campus Feedback

Survey…Alignment of Priorities

Facilities Master Plan – Proposed Voter Priorities Weighted Average Priority Ranking by campus community: 1-7 stars Repair and upgrade vocational classrooms for the 21st century. (vocational = career & technical education) 5.31 Modernize classrooms/facilities for job training in technology, computers, and engineering. 5.42 Update and modernize science labs. 5.47 Properly maintaining campus buildings such as vocational facilities and repairing/replacing leaky roofs. 5.88 Update classrooms/educational facilities to meet current building earthquake, fire, and safety codes. 5.98

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Fall 2017 Campus Feedback

Survey…Comments Received

Student Services – 16 Comments

We are in need of a "one stop" Student Services Building that includes all student services which includes a few class rooms classrooms for Student Success courses (listed under Counseling) and large workshops. I want to have all student services in one place. There are not enough spaces for students to hangout, study, build community. Library doesn't let you eat or drink water. Student Services (A&R, Financial Aid, Welcome Center) need a bigger space to serve students; and they need be on the same building because it's confusing for students. A Student Center provides the space needs for a one-stop student center that houses the multitude of services/programs in student affairs and the instructional support services, with large conference space to host various events (Program Ceremonies, Parent nights, Club events, etc.) The priorities do not specify space for student programs and such needs however there is a great need for a Student Center for housing all student and instructional support services.

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Fall 2017 Campus Feedback

Survey…Comments Received

General Classrooms & Labs – 17 Comments

Updated and functioning desks/tables & chairs in classrooms. I think we should update all classrooms, not just for a specific area or department. We have beautiful buildings like the PAC and then we have buildings like the 800 building. It looks run down and out of the 1970's. If we look like we are not investing in our students, then why would the county support a bond, why would students want to come here? Santa Rosa JC, Solano, DVC are not that far away. Normal classrooms need updated! Technology doesn't work, paint is peeling, heating and air seldom work right, roof's leak etc. Its embarrassing! Proper wireless infrastructure Large, flexible classrooms Updated space for student use Bring all classrooms up to modern standards and accessibility standards. Bring all science labs up to modern standards. Maintain buildings that we already have built.

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Fall 2017 Campus Feedback

Survey…Comments Received

Other Comment Topics # of Comments

Parking 6 Grounds 10 Infrastructure (Building systems) 5 Technology 9 Health Occupations Facilities 2 Other Career Education Facilities 5 Athletics 3 Staffing/Scheduling 9 Food Services/Cafeteria 3

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Spring and Summer 2018 Campus

Engagement

• Webpage & Survey (ongoing)

(www.napavalley.edu/campusfeedback )

• 10 Feedback Gathering Forums on FMP refinements

following affinity groups’ work (February, March)

Main Campus – 9 Forums 2/21 at 8:30 AM, 12:30 PM & 3:30 PM 2/22 at 2:30 PM 2/26 at 4:00 PM 2/27 at 8:00 AM 2/28 at 12:30 PM 3/1 at 3:30 PM 3/2 at 9:00 AM Upper Valley Campus – 1 Forum 3/6 at 9:30 AM

• Campus information presentations and dialogue

with constituent groups regarding Facilities Needs List and Potential Bond for input on

• planning. (March, April, May)

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Spring and Summer 2018 Community

Engagement

• Webpage, FAQ’s, and Survey (ongoing)

(www.napavalley.edu/communityfeedback )

• Speakers Bureau presentations and invites to survey at local civic,

service, & industry groups (February - August)

• Informational mailer and invitation to survey (March)
• Board Chair Hosted “Listening Sessions” (April, May)
• Follow up independent community public opinion research (June, July)

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Spring and Summer 2018 Next Steps …

Board Presentations

• Ongoing engagement and facilities plan refinement updates to the

Board of Trustees to include proposed bond project list and preliminary construction estimates (February – July)

• Preliminary workshop on Bond process by bond counsel (June)

Board Action (Tentative)

• Consider adoption of Bond Project List, Estimates, and Resolution

Calling for a Facilities Bond at the November 2018 General Election (July, Aug)