Measure C Projects at De Anza
Measure C is a $491 million bond approved by local voters in 2006 for construction, equipment and technology in the Foothill-De Anza Community College District. By law, funds from Measure C may not be used for academic programs or operating expenses.
Below are listed some of the significant Measure C projects at De Anza. You can view a complete list and more information, including annual reports and audits, by visiting the website of the Measures G and C Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee.
Advanced Technology Center
The Advanced Technology Center (AT) modernization project addressed HVAC deficiencies,
telecom decentralization and a refresh of building spaces. Work was completed at the
end of 2013, with a $10.7 million budget. This project used the Lease-Leaseback Delivery
method.
DeHart Libary
The newly renovated Library reopened for winter quarter 2016, following a $12.2 million
upgrade. New features include technology-enhanced group study rooms and meeting rooms,
updated furniture, improved wireless access and additional electric outlets for students
to plug in their laptops and other devices.
Media & Learning Center
The Media & Learning Center (MLC), opened in September 2012, houses classrooms, instructional
labs, a TV studio and programs including Professional Development and the Office of
Equity. The MLC was designed for a platinum rating based on Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design (LEED) standards.
Stadium and Track
The Athletics Stadium and Track reopened in April 2013. Upgraded facilities include
a rubberized, scoreboard, natural grass for track and field, synthetic turf for football
and soccer, home bleachers, press box, pathway lighting, disability-accessible restrooms,
sound system and other improvements.
Learn more
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