Lehman College

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College Statement and Statistics Campus Site Map Five-Year Capital Plan FY 2019-20 through FY 2023-24 Five-Year Plan Total Project Funding Type ($ 000s) Campus-Wide Emergency Power System Upgradebonded $6,600 Carman Hall Univent and Fan Coil Replacementbonded $4,125 Library Upgrade Ph. IIbonded $11,800 Pedestrian Bridgebonded $6,350 Campus-Wide Technology Infrastructure Upgradebonded $3,249 New Science Facility Ph. IIbonded $255,000 Music Building Envelope Rehabbonded $4,300 Library Window Replacementbonded $5,230 Carman Hall Plaza and MER Roof Replacementbonded $1,000 Carman Hall Corridor Upgradesbonded $6,470

Five-Year Plan Total $304,124

City Reso-A Requests FY 2020 (City Council and Borough Presidents) FY 2020 Request Project ($ 000s) Nursing Facility Furniture and Equipment $5,000 Teaching / Learning Commons Innovation Ctr. $2,000 Studio Theater Lighting and Dimming System $400

Reso-A FY 2020 Request Total $7,400 Lehman College

Statement and Statistics President José Luis Cruz With more than 81,000 alumni and 13,300 students, Lehman College serves and the surrounding region as an intellectual, economic, and cultural center. The college is named after Herbert H. Lehman, who was a New York State governor, a U.S. senator, and an internationalist. His values of dedicated public service continue to guide the college.

A senior liberal arts college, Lehman offers more than 90 undergraduate and graduate degree programs, 17 graduate certificates, and 11 doctoral programs in conjunction with the CUNY Graduate Center. It is on a tree-lined 37-acre campus in the northwest Bronx, across from the and centered along a major educational corridor with five neighboring public schools, including the High School of American Studies at Lehman College, which has been ranked the No. 1 public high school in and State.

In recent years, Lehman College has focused on the growth of its science programs and its faculty research. In FY 2017, the college was awarded $13.2 million from federal, state, city, and private sources in support of faculty and student-led scholarly research. Science Hall, an $89 million state-of-the-art research and teaching facility, opened in 2013 as part of CUNY’s Decade of Science. The largest single capital project in Lehman’s history, Science Hall is the only building in the CUNY system to have achieved LEED Platinum certification. It is the first phase of a three-phase complex that will create a “campus within a campus” devoted to study and research in the sciences.

In 2013, a new $7.3 million Child Care Center designed to meet the needs of Lehman’s students opened. A new interactive playground, including an outdoor classroom, was also recently completed. The college has given high priority to expanding its technological infrastructure and the modernization of labs and facilities that have contributed to better use of space for teaching, research, and learning. The college has also completed a $50 million upgrade to its central heating, cooling, and power plant systems, creating a more energy efficient and sustainable campus. During the fall 2016 semester, the new Student Health Center opened, followed by a new Student Wellness Center. In late 2017, the College broke ground on a $10 million upgrade to the Lehman Center for the Performing Arts. Upcoming projects include the new Nursing Education, Research and Practice Center to meet enrollment growth and the high demand for nurses.

Master Plan / Enrollment Information Net Assignable Square Footage (NASF) Original Master Plan Approved: 1969 Owned Occupied: 822,669 Master Plan Amendment Approved: 2004 Owned Vacant: 0 Master Plan Projected FTES: 6,588 Leased / Temp: 29,868 Fall 2017 FTES: 9,756 Non-CUNY: 35,638 Master Plan Approved NASF: 898,463 Total NASF: 888,175

State Senate District: 33City Council District: 11

State Assembly District: 81City Community Board: Bronx CB 7

Lehman College

Five-Year Capital Plan FY 2019-20 through FY 2023-24 Projects in priority order / costs in $ thousands

Project Name FY 19-20FY 20-21 FY 21-22 FY 22-23 FY 23-24 Five-Year Phase NeedPhase Need Phase Need Phase Need Phase Need Need

(B) Campus-Wide Emergency Power C $6,600 $6,600 System Upgrade (B) Carman Hall Univent and Fan Coil D $365 C $3,760 $4,125 Replacement (B) Library Upgrade Ph. IIDCE $6,260 C $5,540 $11,800 (B) Pedestrian BridgeDC $6,350 $6,350 (B) Campus-Wide Technology C $3,249 $3,249 Infrastructure Upgrade (B) New Science Facility Ph. IIDC $35,000 C $213,400 E $6,600 $255,000 (B) Music Building Envelope RehabDCE $4,300 $4,300 (B) Library Window ReplacementDC $5,230 $5,230 (B) Carman Hall Plaza and MER Roof DC $1,000 $1,000 Replacement (B) Carman Hall Corridor Upgrades DC $6,470 $6,470 Subtotal $26,094 $46,020 $12,010 $213,400 $6,600 Five-Year Plan Total $304,124

Project Descriptions

Campus-Wide Emergency Power System Upgrade Total Project Cost The college's campus emergency power system has been ad-hoc expanded over time, without the $9,600 benefit of a campus-wide plan; although new generators have been added, the distribution system has not been upgraded and capacity is limited by the size of the distribution feeders. This Prior Funding Received project will update and expand the campus-wide system, replace an existing generator and install $3,000 an additional generator, and upgrade the distribution system to handle the full campus loads. Five-Year Need The campus is designated by NYC Office of Emergency Management as a coastal storm evacuation center. An upgraded, comprehensive, networked emergency power system is $6,600 essential to the safe and continued operation of the facility if power is lost. Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: February 2020

Carman Hall Univent and Fan Coil Replacement Total Project Cost Carman Hall, the college's largest classroom building, was constructed in the 1970s. All $4,125 basement, second and third floor classrooms and offices use univents or fan coil units for heating, ventilation and air conditioning. The units are original to the building and have far Prior Funding Received exceeded their life expectancy, which is a typical life span of 25 to 30 years for these units. This $0 project will replace the units with new units that have energy recovery, EC motors and ventilation Five-Year Need air at the levels required by NYC building code. Installing new units will provide energy savings and efficiency that the old units cannot provide. $4,125 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: October 2021

Note: (B) = Bonded Funding, (R) = Minor Rehabilitation Funding A = Acquisition, D = Design, C = Construction, E = Equipment Lehman College

Library Upgrade Ph. II Total Project Cost The Leonard Lief Library opened in 1980 and has had minimal renovation. The library is the hub $11,800 of campus life and a center for access to teaching and learning for faculty and students. The phase one upgrade project that is starting construction will replace the existing mechanical Prior Funding Received systems, HVAC distribution system, ceilings and lighting on the first and concourse level and will $0 renovate the entire first floor and part of the basement level. Phase two will continue the Five-Year Need renovation to replace the mechanical distribution systems, ceiling and lighting on the second and third floors, provide new finish flooring and create a user-friendly student learning commons. $11,800 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: August 2022

Pedestrian Bridge Total Project Cost This project will rehabilitate the pedestrian bridge that extends from the Music Building, past the $6,350 Concert Hall and the Library and terminates at the Old Gym Building. The bridge is significantly deteriorating. Scope will include the replacement of slab on grade; repairs of columns, beams, Prior Funding Received retaining walls and structural slab; replacement of existing railing system and gutters; repair of $0 damaged stairs; and new mounted area lighting. Five-Year Need $6,350 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: June 2020

Campus-Wide Technology Infrastructure Upgrade Total Project Cost This project will replace aging data infrastructure, network and IT equipment on the campus. $4,000 Upgrading the technology infrastructure will increase network capacity, improve high availability, and address increased utilization and bandwidth requirements throughout the campus. The Prior Funding Received virtual server, storage and desktop environment will be upgraded, end-of-life switches, routers $751 and telecom equipment in each building will be replaced, and the campus wireless network will Five-Year Need be upgraded to better serve student needs. This project will also replace the existing UPS/Power conditioner and packaged dry-cooler in the data center that has exceeded its life expectancy. $3,249 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: December 2023

New Science Facility Ph. II Total Project Cost Phase II of the science facility project will complete the first of the college's 2004 Master Plan $255,000 recommendations. This project will construct a 160,000-square-foot addition to the 68,000-square-foot Phase I facility that opened in 2013. Phase II will include laboratories for Prior Funding Received teaching and research, science learning centers, offices and research facilities. Anthropology, $0 biology, chemistry, environmental geographic and geological sciences, math and computer Five-Year Need sciences, physics, astronomy and psychology departments will be housed in the new facility. $255,000 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: August 2025

Note: (B) = Bonded Funding, (R) = Minor Rehabilitation Funding A = Acquisition, D = Design, C = Construction, E = Equipment Lehman College

Music Building Envelope Rehab Total Project Cost The EPDM roofing in the valleys of the metal roof of the Music Building was installed in 1995 and $4,300 warrantied until 2015. The membrane is leaking and requires replacement. The roof of the Auto Mechanic's shop on the north side of the Speech & Theatre Building has a green roof whose Prior Funding Received membrane is leaking and requires replacement. The masonry facade of the Music Building was $0 inspected and repairs were made during the last LL10 & 11 facade work in 2008. There are Five-Year Need many areas requiring pointing. $4,300 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: September 2021

Library Window Replacement Total Project Cost The library building's existing windows and curtain walls have deteriorated, permitting water entry $5,230 and severe heat loss. Windows and curtain wall will be replaced with new 1" insulating glass with low-E coating and bronze tint and tempered where required by code. Prior Funding Received $0 Five-Year Need $5,230 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: October 2021

Carman Hall Plaza and MER Roof Replacement Total Project Cost This project will replace the waterproof membrane and pavers on the plaza roof and the roof of $1,000 the north and south side mechanical rooms and will repair the monumental stair from grade to the first floor on the north and south side of the building. The membrane was installed in 1998. Prior Funding Received The warranty on the membrane expired in 2008. Replacement is critical. $0 Five-Year Need $1,000 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: December 2020

Carman Hall Corridor Upgrades Total Project Cost In Carman Hall, the 1-foot by 1-foot concealed-spline ceilings on the cellar, basement, second $6,470 and third floors are approximately two-thirds original to the building (circa 1960s), and the other one-third are new as a result of life safety, security and data infrastructure projects implemented Prior Funding Received over the past 15 years. The tiles are stained from years of water infiltration. Manufacturers have $0 reduced or stopped production on replacement 1-foot by 1-foot ceiling tiles, making replacement Five-Year Need a burden on the college's operating budget. This project will replace the ceiling with a new lay-in grid and tile and replace the light fixtures with new, energy-efficient fixtures and T5 lamps. $6,470 Funds to Complete $0 Anticipated Completion: August 2021

Note: (B) = Bonded Funding, (R) = Minor Rehabilitation Funding A = Acquisition, D = Design, C = Construction, E = Equipment Lehman College

City Reso-A Requests FY 2020 (City Council and Borough Presidents) In priority order / costs in $ thousands

Nursing Facility Furniture and Equipment Phase: E FY 2020 City Request Funds are requested for furniture and equipment for the initial outfitting of the new Nursing $5,000 Education, Research and Practice Center that will provide modern instructional facilities and support current nursing pedagogy, which emphasizes campus-based simulation labs in addition to traditional clinical placements in the community. The specialized equipment includes items required to simulate a hospital’s ICU unit, Maternity & Pediatric Ward, Medical Surgery Unit or General Ward, e.g. hospital beds, wall mounted blood pressure units, patient lifts, exam tables with stirrups, blood draw carts, etc. Design of the new facility is nearing completion. Anticipated Completion: September 2021

Teaching / Learning Commons Innovation Ctr. Phase: DCE FY 2020 City Request This city-state funded project will relocate the Teaching and Learning Commons to the unused $2,000 swimming pool area in the Old Gym Building, due to the DOE's High School of American Studies' need to use the Old Gym third floor facility for their physical education programs. This scope change resulted in increases to the construction cost. Additionally, to fully function as a center for innovation in research and pedogogy, the project requires funding for fixtures, furniture and equipment to outfit the space.

Anticipated Completion: September 2020

Studio Theater Lighting and Dimming System Phase: C FY 2020 City Request The existing lighting is original to the Studio (Black Box) Theatre and is over 35 years old and past $400 its useful life. This project will provide new new LED theater lighting and a new dimming system to control the lighting. The components of a studio lighting and dimming system consists of LED lighting fixtures controlled by a console with connections to the dimmers for special effects, and all necessary cabling.

Anticipated Completion: March 2020

City Reso-A Request FY 2020 Total $7,400

Note: (B) = Bonded Funding, (R) = Minor Rehabilitation Funding A = Acquisition, D = Design, C = Construction, E = Equipment