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Effective July 1, 2023 |
All buildings with HVAC sytems |
The cooling setpoint for the university’s HVAC systems is transitioning from 75 F to 76 F. This adjustment accomplishes several needs. It will allow our HVAC system to recover from temperature fluctuations between rooms. It preserves the cooling capacity for our Thermal Energy Storage (TES) tanks, which store 2 million gallons of water cooled overnight, during the summer months' extreme temperatures. And it is part of SDSU’s efforts to shift further toward sustainability goals by reducing the impact on the environment. Thermal comfort may be affected during this transition, especially on warmer days. |
| May 6 - July 30 | Student Services East Suite 1105 |
Renovation of SSE 1105 to allow for a reconfigured offices space and additional egress. This will include the relocation of one corridor door, demolition of the interior walls and finishes. Construction will include new walls, electrical work, new ceiling, new flooring, and new finishes. The work will primarily be contained to the SSE 1105 space, however, there will be work in the corridor for the relocation of the existing door. There will be some noisy work from the removal of the flooring in the suite. The noisier work will be limited to early hours prior to 8 a.m. All efforts will be made for the debris removal to take place during the early hours to limit impact.
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| May 10 - August 9 | EIS, Physics & Physics Astronomy |
Demolition of the upper and lower roofs of the Physics building. Removal and reinstallation of the existing roof mounted HVAC systems. Installation of new roof insulation to improve drainage, new roof membrane system, and new down spouts. he roofing project will clear unused equipment from the Physics roof, improve the drainage from the roof, provide a new roof membrane system to better waterproof the building, provide updated equipment pads, and provide utility access for future equipment needs on the roof. The work will be focused on the lower and upper levels of the Physics roof. The work will require scaffold access to the roof, staging of materials on the ground, and lifting equipment to be stationed around the building. Fencing will be placed on the north side of the building which will impact the walkways at the intersection of Physics, Physics Astronomy, and EIS. Signage will be in place for pedestrian traffic routes around these areas. On the southeast side of the Physics building there will be scaffolding and fencing set up in the parking spaces to allow access to the roof. The project will require debris removal using multiple trucks per day, the vehicle route will be to the north side of the building between Physics and EIS. The debris removal operation will run through mid-June with multiple trucks cycling throughout the day. There will be noise during the demolition of the concrete on the roof to include concrete saws, jackhammers, and compressors on the ground level. Dust will be minimal as the contractor will be using a wet saw process to limit the amount of dust produced. The supplemental HVAC systems on the roof will be secured for the duration of the project which will affect some rooms, the main building HVAC will remain in operation.
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| May 13 - August 9 | Adams Humanities, Arts & Letters, Communication, Engineering, GMCS, Lamden Hall, Love Library, Music, and Student Services West |
The project is to include demolition, renovations, and upgrades to the existing room finishes and AV equipment in all rooms. Room work sites include AH 2111, AL 102, COM 205, E 300, GMCS 325, LH 254, LL 408, MU 245, and SSW 2650. Additionally, the project will require asbestos abatement of the flooring in rooms MU 245 and LH 254. The work is being done to enhance the functionality and performance of the instructional AV equipment in each room, providing a better learning experience for all users and staff. Periodic noise and odors associated with demolition and abatement. Periodic noise and odors during the duration of the project associated with drilling, anchoring of materials, and painting.
The path of travel during the demolition process may impact the floors of each room between May 13, 2024 and May 31, 2024.
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| June 4 - August 23 | Lamden Hall |
Room 338 will be refurbished to become a new conference room. The work will consist of wall touch up, paint, new flooring, HVAC reconfiguration, new lighting, and AV equipment. There will be electrical shutdowns required on the third floor. Subsequent notices will be issued and this work will be done early in the morning to limit the impact to building occupants. Other impacts include construction noise during demolition of the flooring, and temporary pedestrian delays when moving materials through the corridors to the work location. The movement of materials and loud work will take place in the early morning whenever possible.
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| June 6 - August 23 | Engineering |
Modification to air distribution serving lab 103C. New ductwork and accessories will be installed in the overhead space. in order to provide improved airflow to lab 103C. Lab 103C will temporarily have the air flow shutdown during the ductwork installation and temporary water shutdown for HVAC installation. The air flow to other rooms will not be impacted. Other impacts include temporary pedestrian delays during the movement of materials into the space and construction noise from handheld drills and hammers. The movement of materials and loud work will be performed early in the morning whenever possible.
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| June 11 - November 6 | Hardy Tower |
Installation of a new dedicated HVAC Unit to support the research lab located in RM10. This project will remove the lab from the building air system and provide dedicated air to meet the HVAC requirements of the research lab. Impacts will include noise, localized electrical impacts and HVAC impacts. Impacts affecting the entire building will be scheduled and coordinated out two weeks and will be isolated to off-hours to minimize impacts to the building occupants.
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| July 1 - August 9 | North Life Science |
Install a new waterproof coating on the entire roof., as the roof is well beyond its service life and has developed multiple leaks. Project demolition activities are beginning the week of 7/1. The first 14 days will be removal of gravel and roof preparation for the new coating. This phase will be the most disruptive due to equipment noise and dust. The remainder of the project will be less impactful and last from approximately 7/14 through 8/9. Pedestrian access may be impacted around the building. Detour signs will be in place on 6/24, one week prior to start of project.
All materials used have been approved through EH&S and are low VOC. While there may be some odors associated with the project, we will do our best to mitigate impacts to building occupants.
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| July 8 - 25 | Peterson Gym |
Remove existing doors and stairs on the east end of Peterson Gym. Fill door openings with concrete block and paint southeast corner and east end of building, as stairs are becoming structurally compromised and the doors have been sealed on the inside. Peterson Gym rooms 150, 151, 151B, 151C, 242, and 244 will be affected.
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| July 15 - 31 | Facilities Services |
Decommission Cell Site at Facilities Services Roof in order to remove outdated and unused cell site equipment from the roof of Facilities Services. Work hours have been shifted from 2 p.m. through 10 p.m. to minimize the impacts to the Facilities Services building occupants. Noises associated with demolition and power tools may be heard above FS 100, Cogen, and MEP-Metal shops, with the loudest work occurring after 4 p.m.
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| July 15 - August 16 | Adams Humanities, Associated Students, Dramatic Arts, Exercise & Nutritional Sciences, Love Library, Music, Open Air Theatre, and Prebys Stage | Replace 260’ of domestic water line.
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| July 15 - August 29 | Mount Laguna Observatory |
Demolition of the existing roof system to the roof deck and installation of new asphalt shingle to match the existing roof system. There will be equipment on site while the work goes on. Weather permitting, the project will be completed within 30 days. The existing roof has reached the end of its service life; there were multiple repairs and the roof was patched up to mitigate the ongoing roof leaks during rainy months. The new roof system will solve the problem. During construction, there will be impact on the deck floor as this will serve as the staging and access area for the roofing crew. There might be some debris/dust that will affect the interior of the building and suggest the user put dust protection on equipment that is inside the building. There will be some noise because of the demolition and installation of the roof system.
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| July 25 - August 9 | ENS |
Add French drains in order to divert rain water away from the building, which will be (2) north planters and (3) catch basins at grass areas. Existing plants at north planters will be removed and replaced. Excavate to install French drain at (2) north planters. Excavate to install (3) catch basins at fountain grass areas.
For safety, access to work area will be restricted by enclosing area of work with caution tape. Project activities will begin July 25. There will be noise, excavation, and removal of landscape debris. All precautions will be taken to mitigate dust and debris. |
| July 30 | North Life Science |
Facilities Services will be conducting a domestic water interruption to replace failed isolation valves, as the angle stops at the sink in room 123 have failed and require replacement. All fixtures, eyewashes, and hot water in the entire building will be affected. Fire suppression will NOT be affected.
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| July 31 - August 19 | Adams Humanities |
Installation of a sink in Adams Humanities room 2128 to accommodate the needs of the Nursing program. There will be periods of elevated noise levels for the adjacent areas and the rooms below. Additionally, there will be a localized temporary water shutdown for rooms 2128 and 2132, which will be coordinated with the room occupants.
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| August 3 | Love Library Addition |
Facilities Services will be performing an electrical interruption that will affect LLA to replace two failed breakers. There will be no electrical power to spaces on the basement level and first floor identified on this notice. Basement level rooms 61, 76, 78, 65. First floor room 1100, Circulation offices.
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| August 6 | Hardy Tower |
Facilities Services will be conducting a domestic water interruption to repair a leaking eyewash station and to add isolation valves. All fixtures and eyewashes in the entire building will be affected. Fire suppression will NOT be affected.
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