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CAPITAL
CAMPAIGN
On
June 3, 2005, the Board of Directors of the
Sacramento Regional Conservation Corps announced
the start of a $2.9 Million capital campaign
to fund a permanent home for the SLCC. For
the first time in 20 years, the SLCC will have
a permanent home - and double the space.
With
allocated bond funds from Proposition
40, SLCC climbs toward their goal
of $2.9 Million.
Thank
you to those who have contributed as of
December 31, 2006
Teichert
Foundation | George J. Maloof Sr. Community
Cup |
Wells Fargo | Comcast
| AT&T | Sacramento City Council
Member Bonnie Pannell | Sacramento
City Council
Member Kevin McCarty | Sacramento Regional
Conservation Corps Board Members and
Staff
$1.7 Million as of December 2006
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Please
join us for a tour of the SLCC. There are still
naming opportunities for
those wishing to make a contribution.
Contact
Dwight Washabaugh at (916) 386-8394.
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Message
from Honorary Campaign Chairs |
The
Sacramento Regional Conservation Corps promotes
the future of our youth. The jobs and education
that the Corps provides are key to helping
disadvantaged youth become productive members
of society.
This
Capital Campaign will provide a permanent home
for these important programs. We hope you will
become involved and support this Campaign with
your generosity.
CAPITAL
CAMPAIGN CABINET
Campaign
Honorary Chairs:
California Senator Darrell Steinberg,
City of Sacramento Mayor Heather Fargo, Former
County Supervisor Illa Collins, City of Sacramento
Councilmember Lauren Hammond
Campaign
Chairs:
Linda
Adams,
Ron Sharpe
Campaign
Cabinet:
David
Nystrom, Marion O'Leary,
Jay Schenirer, Bruce Starkweather, Margaret Teichert
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The
Corps has been operating out of temporary
(and overcrowded) quarters ever since the
first Corpsmember enrolled over 20 years
ago. The new home for the SRCC will consist
of two buildings in South Sacramento adjacent
to the 47th Avenue Light Rail Station. The
combined facilities will provide approximately
22,000 square feet of interior space for
vehicle and equipment storage, classrooms,
computer lab, career center and administrative
offices. This is double the current space.
The
design and construction plans for the SRCC
Education Building, are being developed around
The Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System.
LEED's Green Building Rating System centers
on reducing the impacts of buildings on the
environment and contributing to a sustainable
future. Projects
achieving LEED Certification are energy efficient,
use renewable and recycled resources, achieve
reduced carbon output and measure indoor
air quality to maintain healthy working/learning
environments.
Construction
for both the Education and Operations Buildings
is expected to commence in July 2007 with
the staff and corpsmembers occupying the
buildings by the end of the year.
Funding
and Cost Overview:
| Acquisition cost of two
existing buildings |
$1,605,000 |
| Building design and renovation |
$1,013,445 |
| Relocation costs |
$180,000 |
| Furniture and fixtures |
$100,000 |
| Corpsmember
Construction Training Component |
$50,000 |
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| Total Project
Cost |
$2,948,445 |
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| Funding
Pledged or Received (As of December
31, 2006) |
$1,651,000 |
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REMAINING
FUNDING NEEDED |
$1,297,445 |
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Naming
Opportunities
$250,000
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47th
Avenue Education Building
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$150,000
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27th
Street Operations Building
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$75,000
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Community
Room, Reception Area, Hallway
of Achievement
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$50,000
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Administrative
Center, Teacher Resource Center,
Computer Lab, Service & Education
Gallery, Crew Supervisor's Center,
Career Center, Patio, Corpsmember
Lounge, Classrooms (2)
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$25,000
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Small
Conference Rooms (3), Directors
Office, 27th Street Lobby, Corpsmember
Lobby (47th Avenue)
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$10,000
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Offices
(3), Storage Room, Staff Work
Room, Staff Lounge, Corpsmember
Locker/Assembly Room, Tool/Equipment
Storage Room, Water closets (6),
Vehicle Garage
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