Progress Updates

• During May and June, construction work and activities included the following:
  • All underground storm, plumbing, electrical, drainage, and water lines under the building were completed.
  • Underground waterproof and dampproof activities completed.
  • All concrete footings and slab on grade were completed. This was a major milestone for the project.
  • Protection board over slab on grade where finishes call out for polished was installed for the 1^st floor.
  • Site electrical conduit on North of building for lighting and other power needs was installed.
  • The infiltration pond at the Greenwood lot was mostly completed. This pond will eventually collect stormwater from the site, allowing the silts to settle before making their way back to Boeing creek.
  • Progress of the stand-alone mockup for the exterior of the building continues to take shape.
  • Structural steel arrived, was organized, and installation began in late June. This was also a big milestone for the project and is the critical path for the project.
  • Site electrical underground work on road East side of the project and towards the PUB has begun creating rerouting for traffic and temporary road closures.
  • Artist, Andrea Wilbur-Sigo has been selected by the Shoreline Art Committee to assist the project with creating art for the project. Andrea will present ideas to the committee this Fall. The location for the art has yet to be determined. https://www.arts.wa.gov/artist-collection/?request=record;id=4838;type=701
  • Interior signage and donor sign design progress continue to evolve.
  • Furniture design and selection of products also continue to make progress.
  • Next few months the project will continue to work on structural steel and major structure activities. The next big milestones for the months ahead include:
    • Pouring concrete floors for L2 and L3.
    • Roof structure completion.
    • Kickoff meeting to begin discussions for move logistics of the buildings that will be demolished in Phase II.

• The critical path and the completion date tracking for a Summer/Fall 2023 building completion.

• Notices regarding road closures, loud work, shutdowns, or interruptions continue to be shared with the Faculty and Staff, and the College’s campus neighbors.

• Link to project camera, pictures taken every 4 minutes: https://www.senserasystems.com/public/embed/M78884756328
• Link to project Instagram feed @forma_hsamcc: https://www.instagram.com/forma_hsamcc/?hl=en
• Additional photos below.

Join us at Community Day Center for Children for a community vaccination event! Vaccination is free, no insurance is required. We will have all approved vaccines at this event for anyone 6 months old or older. Limited Appointments Available.

LOCATION: Community Day Center for Children 165 22nd Ave Seattle, WA

DATE: Thursday – August 18th TIME: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Masks and social distancing required.

The campus was alive with actors, extras (including our own film students), and HBO & Warner Bros. staff who were filming a TV series on campus this week. A huge thanks to all those who made it possible, including Business & Administrative Services, Classroom Support Services, Communications & Marketing, Facilities, the Film Department, Human Resources, Nursing/Health Occupations, Rentals, Safety & Security, and the STEM Division. Washington Filmworks, a non-profit organization that promotes the film industry in Washington State, interviewed President Jack Kahn and Film Professors Tony Doupe and Duygu Monson about this high-profile event.

College community,

Good morning.  In keeping with the College’s commitment to transparency on the budget and other financial matters, I am pleased to announce the completion of a new Share Point site called Fiscal Stewardship and Accountability.  This site, which is available to all faculty, staff, and administrators, will centralize into one, easy-to-find location a wide range of important budget and fiscal reports, including:

• The approved annual operating budget and most recent cash reserve report.
• Monthly budget status reports, reflecting year-to-date revenues and expenses.
• The most recently completed Consolidated Annual Financial Report (CAFR) and state audit report.
• PowerPoint presentations used throughout the year as the budget is developed.
• A copy of the Budget 101 presentation.

I will be working with the Strategic Planning and Budget Council in the fall to identify other documents to add to the site.  You can also send suggestions directly to me. 

I hope you find this information useful.  If you have any questions or would like a budget presentation for your work team, please let me know.

Thank you.

Bob Williamson

Acting Vice President for Business and Administrative Services

Shoreline Community College

16101 Greenwood Avenue North

Shoreline, WA  98133

rwilliamson@shoreline.edu