Construction Update for 3000 Building and 2900 Parking Lot

Hello Campus Community,

We have a minor improvement project starting this week.  This is an accessibility project for the 3000 building and 2900 parking lot.  For this project, the contractor will be installing a ramp on the north side of the 3000 building to allow for accessibility access to the 1st floor of the 3000 building.  The contractor will also be adjusting the slope for 2 accessibility parking stalls on the south side of the 2900 building parking lot.  This project has been divided into two phases.  The first phase will be the ramp which will generate noise on campus while they break up concrete.  The NE stairwell for 3000 will have intermittent accessibility as they break up the concrete and replace.  There will be access on the NW side of 3000 and access to the motorcycle parking on the north side of 3000.  The second phase will include repaving the 2 accessibility stalls on south side of 2900.  The purpose is to adjust the slope of the parking stalls and to provide a correctly sloped path from the parking stalls to the new ramp.  There will be intermittent impacts to the 2900 parking lot.  More communication will be sent once I receive the schedule and impacts to the 3000 and 2900.  

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.  

Thank you,

Kim Clark  

This is a diagram of the project location and area of impact described in the e-mail.

Today (5/11)- Fire Alarm Strobe and Horn Test, Bldg. 1600

Campus Community,

Last night, the college was made aware of a mandatory compliance test that is going to take place today, May 11th in Building 1600. Today from 2:00PM-3:30PM, the Bldg. 1600 fire alarm will be activated for short periods as the Fire Marshal’s Office conducts a final review of our new Bldg. 1600 fire system. Unfortunately, the timing of this test cannot be changed. I apologize for the distraction that this will cause the programs surrounding Bldg. 1600. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at gcranson@shoreline.edu

Respectfully,

Gregory Cranson

Director of Safety & Security

UPDATED- IMPORTANT: No Running water today (5/8/23) in 2600, 2700, 2800 & 2900

UPDATE: 1:38pm The water has been restored and bathrooms have been opened.

Attention Campus Community,

We’ve been notified that a water line has been cut due to construction for HSAMCC.  The contractor, Forma, is working to locate parts and fix the water line today.  The following buildings have been impacted, 2600, 2700, 2800, and 2900.  These buildings have no access to running water at the sinks or bathrooms.  Maintenance is working to put up signage at the bathrooms to direct people to other locations.  Please reach out to Kim Clark (kclark@shoreline.edu) if you have any questions. 

Thank you,

Kim Clark 

Parking Permit Update

Dear Campus Community,

Just a reminder, parking permit enforcement begins on Monday, May 1st. Vehicles without a parking permit from 6:00am-4:00pm, Monday-Friday, will be subject to citation. Student vehicles parked in Staff Lots will be subject to citation. Vehicles parked in designated zones (Parent Child Center, Campus Facilities, Campus Security) will be subject to citation. And as always, ADA violations, Fire Lane violations, illegal parking, hazardous illegal parking, and students/staff parking in the Visitor Lot will all be subject to citations. 

Daily permits can be purchased at the machines located around campus. Student quarterly permits can be purchased at Cashiering on the 2nd Floor of Bldg. 5000 (FOSS). And staff/faculty should follow the guidance posted HERE. 

Office Hours: 

8am-4pm (Monday-Friday) 

8am-4pm (Friday) 

Respectfully, 

Gregory Cranson

Director │ Department of Safety & Security

Verizon Tower Update

Dear Campus Community,

Beginning Wednesday, May 3rd, there will be work on the Verizon tower located west of Bldg. 1600. For the first portion of the work, it will be contained within the tower fencing area with little to no impact to campus. Beginning Monday May 15th through Friday May 19th, the area on the map highlighted in red will be coned off as various lifts and a crane are brought in for the last leg of the work.

The loudest impact to campus will be the diesel engines of the crane and rigs that are used to work at height on the tower. The vast majority of work being conducted will be with hand tools so there should be minimal audible disruptions.

This is an image that show the impacted area between 1500 and 1600