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Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope 6101 Relocated Baseball Field Athletic Fields Create new sustainable baseball field with synthetic turf, bleacher seating and batting cage south of Pine St. to resolve certain unsafe conditions found on current field (i.e. severe outfield slope, squirrel holes, sprinkler heads, etc.). Create new sustainable baseball, softball and soccer field with synthetic turf and bleacher seating. Provide new fencing, spectator protection nets, dugouts, batting cages and pitching lanes for baseball and softball fields to resolve certain unsafe conditions found on current fields (i.e. severe outfield slope, squirrel holes, sprinkler heads, fencing, etc.). 6102 Roof Repair/Replacement Replace aging and failing roofs at the Smith Center, Hyman Hall, Child Development Center and buildings 5, 6 and 9. 6103 Field House/Snack Shack for Baseball Field Field House Install snack bar, lockers, toilets, press box and storage adjacent to serve baseball field and tennis courts. Build a new facility as located in the DFMP to provide for a location for concessions, ticket sales, public restrooms and team rooms to be utilized by the baseball, softball and soccer teams. Locker and shower rooms will remain in building 9. 6104 Site Utility Infrastructure Improvements Replace 40 year old electrical substations and correct deteriorating underground vaults and cabling, replace all fire and domestic water system asbestos piping as well as failing sanitary sewer and gas system piping, repair and replace aging and failed campus irrigation system. Replace 40 year old electrical substations and correct deteriorating underground vaults and cabling, replace all fire and domestic water system asbestos piping as well as failing sanitary sewer and gas system piping. 6105 Science Building Complex Academic Core Buildings Replace Bldg. 8 with modern science facility that eliminates current unsafe and outdated structure. Page 1 of 9 Create a new center cluster of buildings at the center of campus In accordance with the approved DFMP and campus wide program realignment. (Buildings labeled A, "B", "C" & D in the DFMP)

Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope 6106 Renovate Building 1 Repair administration, library/lrc building to meet accessibility regulations, eliminate safety/security issues and renovate space vacated by creation of new Student Service Center (Bldg. 7). with #6105 6107 New Parking Lot L Add 600 space mid level parking area in location of former baseball field. with #6108 6108 Parking and Site Improvements: Parking, Road and Site Improvements Repair damage (cracks, uneven pavement, etc.) and restripe existing parking lots and adjacent pathways/crosswalks. Repair damage (cracks, uneven pavement, etc.) and restripe existing parking lots and adjacent pathways/crosswalks. Address damage to campus roadways resulting from cars, busses and age. Reconfigure parking lots to increase efficiency of space usage. 6109 "Library Plaza" Improvements South Side: Plaza & Landscape Improvements Create the southern "Library Plaza" resulting from the razing of the existing Science Bldg. 8. to provide new outdoor gathering and interaction spaces. Install sustainable landscaping from Palm Bosque to "Library Plaza", replace unsafe sidewalks and provide accessible ramps and walkways. Create plazas to provide new outdoor gathering and interaction spaces. Correct overgrown trees and shrubs and correct bare earth conditions. 6110 South Parking Structure: Parking Structures Make use of topography and slope of the land by constructing a 750 space sub level parking structure south of the Student Service Center. This will increase upper level parking which improves accessibility to the campus' academic core. In accordance with the DFMP create parking structures at the upper levels of the campus to provide parking adjacent and at the same level as academic programs. Page 2 of 9

Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope 6111 "Main Street" Improvements South Side: "Finish" the south end of "Main Street", linking it to the upper pond area and improving accessibility and safety by replacing unsafe plazas and sidewalks. with #6109 6112 6113 Hillside Image and Accessibility Improvements (PH 1): Hillside Image and Accessibility Improvements (PH 2): Install sustainable landscaping from Palm Bosque to "Library Plaza", replace unsafe sidewalks and provides accessible ramps and walkways. Install sustainable landscaping from Palm Bosque to "Library Plaza", replace unsafe sidewalks and provides accessible ramps and walkways. with #6109 with #6109 6114 Renovate Building 5: Repair cafeteria/bookstore/office building to replace outdated infrastructure and to correct failing exterior wall waterproofing. 6115 Relocate Soccer Field: Construct new synthetic turf soccer and practice fields north of softball field to correct unsafe conditions on current field and create athletic buffer zone between frontage development and main campus. with #6101 6116 Multipurpose Soccer Practice Field: Construct new synthetic turf soccer and practice fields north of softball field to correct unsafe conditions on current field and create athletic buffer zone between frontage development and main campus. with #6101 Page 3 of 9

Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope 6117 Open Anza Pine Road at Hillside: Install traffic slowing devices and safety signage to create usable roadway at east side of Palm Bosque. with #6108 6118 Construct North/South Road Behind Mission Boulevard Frontage Development: Construct new roadway behind (east) of frontage development surplus acreage. with #6108 6119 Softball Field Improvements: Add upgrades to include synthetic turf, bleacher seating and batting cage. with #6101 6120 Soccer/Softball Field House: 6121 Renovate Building 9: Serve soccer and softball fields with restroom facilities. Repair gymnasium and physical education building to replace outdated infrastructure and to correct failing exterior wall waterproofing. with #6101 6122 Hillside Image and Accessibility Improvements (PH 3): Install sustainable landscaping from Palm Bosque to "Library Plaza", replacing unsafe sidewalks and providing accessible ramps and with #6109 walkways. 6123 Arts Building Complex: New Building "E" Replace outdated and non functional Bldg. 2 with new structure connected to Smith Center complex to contain Arts, Music and Photography disciplines into an Arts Complex. Construct a new building in accordance with the approved DFMP and the campus wide program realignment. (Building labeled as E in the DFMP) 6124 "Library Plaza" Improvements North Side: Create the northern "Library Plaza" resulting from the creation of the Arts Complex. This completes the final expansion of the Plaza. with #6109 Page 4 of 9

Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope 6125 North Parking Structure: Make use of the topography and slope of the land, construct a sub level parking structure at the north end of the campus. This will increase total campus parking to approx. 2,700 spaces, increasing upper level parking and improving accessibility to the campus' academic core. with #6110 6126 Building 3 and 4 Replacement: Construct new anchor building at north end of "Main Street" to replace outdated and non functional structures. with #6105 6127 "Main Street" Improvements North Side: In conjunction with new anchor bldg. construction, complete north side improvements to "Main Street", including removal of obstacles and unsafe pathways. with #6109 6128 Café/Event/Drop Off Structure: Create a small outdoor café structure near the Palm Bosque to provide food and beverages to the lower campus and provide a with #6108 drop off area for students and visitors. 6129 Road Repair, Resurfacing and Replacement: Address damage to campus roadways resulting from cars, busses and age. with #6108 6131 Site Lighting Upgrades: Improve exterior lighting to improve safety while decreasing energy usage. 6132 Hazardous Material Abatement and Removal: Remove known encapsulated asbestos from existing buildings. Remove known encapsulated asbestos from existing buildings for buildings not being demolished or renovated as defined in the DFMP. Page 5 of 9

Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope 6133 Bird (Swallow) Environmental Alternatives: Provide sustainable approach to prevention of damage to structures and mitigate health hazards to pedestrians from birds nesting on buildings. 6134 Site Security Systems: Install additional video cameras and alarm system protection for entire campus. 6135 Sidewalk, Ramp and Plaza Repairs/Replacement: Address campus wide unsafe conditions found in sidewalks, ramps and plazas not addressed by other projects. with #6109 6136 Enhance environment around the upper pond: Construct safe and accessible walkways and eating areas around the pond to improve the functionality of this important campus asset. with #6137 6137 Wetland Living/Learning Environment: 6138 Campus Way finding Signage: 6139 Campus Entry Improvements: Improve the south side environmental learning area to provide opportunities for outdoor classes and science class experiments. Provide improved campus signage that is compliant with current accessibility standards. Make improvements to the two vehicular entry points at Witherly Lane and Pine Road and improve the pedestrian Olive Way entrance. Landscaping and signage improvements will be made and view portals into the upper campus will be created. Improve the pond area and south side environmental learning area to provide improved functionality and opportunities for outdoor classes and science class experiments. Page 6 of 9

6140 Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope Campus Wide Landscape Repairs and Upgrades, Tree Removal and Replacement, Erosion Control: 6141 Bus Stop Concrete "Skid" Pads: 6142 Hyman Hall Renovations Correct overgrown trees and bare earth conditions in areas not already addressed. Improve weight bearing capacity at bus loading zones to prevent damage to roadway and vehicles. with #6109 with #6108 Make modifications to Hyman Hall in accordance with the new campus wide programming realignment and infrastructure modifications 7101 7102 Newark Loop Roadway Improvements: Newark Additional Parking (300 spaces): Create alternate entry/exit road from rear of campus to Mowry Avenue. Construct surface parking on portion of unused acreage at back of campus. 7103 Newark Soil Remediation: Remove pesticide contaminants from 50 acres of soil, allowing unrestricted use of the acreage for educational or other purposes. 7104 7105 Newark Maintenance/Warehouse Building: Newark Environmental Studies Lab Building: Install new structure with loading dock facilities to allow deliveries of supplies and equipment direct to Newark campus. Following soil remediation project, design and construct new educational facility on back acreage. 9101 Renewable Energy Generation Install renewable energy (solar, wind, fuel cell, etc,) source to begin process to make the campuses "grid neutral". Page 7 of 9

Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope 9104 9105 Information Technology Infrastructure Upgrades: Instructional Technology (Computers, LCDS, Flat Screens, etc.) (PH 1): Improve the campus' technology infrastructure to accommodate the projects outlined in the master plan and to build a reliable campus network. Support the Technology Master Plan by beginning the replacement of outdated computer based technology. Fixtures, Furniture, Equipment 9106 (FFE) for New & Modernized Buildings (PH1): 9107 Quick Fix: Imminent Failure 9108 Quick Fix: Safety and Accessibility 9109 Quick Fix: Way finding and Landscape 9110 Planning Assessments and Program Management Purchase FFE for new and renovated buildings and facilities. with #9999 9111 9112 9113 9114 Instructional Technology (Computers, LCDS, Flat Screens, etc) (PH 2): Fixtures, Furniture, Equipment (FFE) for New & Modernized Buildings (PH2): Instructional Technology (Computers, LCDS, Flat Screens, etc) (PH 3): Fixtures, Furniture, Equipment (FFE) for New & Modernized Buildings (PH 3): Support the Technology Master Plan by continuing the replacement of outdated computer based technology. Purchase FFE for new and renovated buildings and facilities. Support the Technology Master Plan by continuing the replacement of outdated computer based technology. Purchase FFE for new and renovated buildings and facilities. Page 8 of 9

Scope Revisions Current Title Revised Title Current Scope Revised Scope 9115 Energy Efficiency s Make modifications to the campus to improve the overall energy efficiency and leverage incentives from government agencies and utility companies. 9500 Catastrophic Contingency 9600 Program Contingency 9999 Program Mgmt, Planning and Support CIDSPM Contingency, Inflation, District Support and Management This project distributed across projects for distribution of inflation, management costs, contingencies and district support. Page 9 of 9