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Building Codes and Descriptions Numerical Order Building Code Description Building Code Description 65-001 ART I SOUTH 65-054 LOVE LIBRARY 65-002 HEPNER HALL 65-055 PARKING STRUCTURE 1 65-003 GMCS 65-056 ART II NORTH 65-003A GMCS ADDITION 65-058 ADAMS HUMANITIES 65-005 ENGINEERING LAB 65-059 STUDENT SERVICES EAST 65-006 EDUCATION 65-060 CHEMICAL SCIENCES LABORATORY BUILDING 65-008 STORM HALL 65-067 FOWLER ATHLETIC CENTER 65-009 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 65-069 AZTEC RECREATION CENTER 65-010 LIFE SCIENCE SOUTH 65-070 VIEJAS ARENA 65-011 LITTLE THEATRE 65-070A ARENA TICKET OFFICE 65-012 COMMUNICATION 65-070B AZTEC BOWL BUNKER 65-013 PHYSICS 65-071 OPEN AIR THEATER 65-014 PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY 65-071A OAT HOSPITALITY HOUSE 65-015 PUBLIC SAFETY 65-071B OAT MIDLEVEL RESTROOMS 65-016 PETERSON GYMNASIUM 65-071C OAT UPPER RESTROOM 65-017 PHYSICAL SCIENCES 65-071D OAT OFFICE TRAILER 65-018 NASATIR HALL 65-071E OAT CONCESSION #1 65-019 ENGINEERING 65-071F OAT CONCESSION #2 65-020 EX & NUTRIT SCI ANNEX 65-071G OAT TRANSFORMER 65-021 EXERCISE & NUTRIT SCI 65-071H OAT TICKET OFFICE 65-022 COMPUTER APPL. MECHANICS 65-072 KPBS RADIO/TV 65-023 PH PLANT BOILER SHOP 65-072A GATEWAY CENTER/EX STUD 65-024 PHYSICAL PLANT 65-072B EXTENDED STUDIES CENTER 65-025 PH PLANT COGEN PLANT 65-072G GATEWAY CENTER GARAGE 65-026 HARDY TOWER 65-073 RACQUETBALL COURTS 65-027 PROF STUDIES & FINE ARTS 65-074 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CENTER 65-028 EAST MALL 65-074A INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CENTER ADDITION 65-029 STUDENT SERVICES WEST 65-076 LOVE LIBRARY ADDITION 65-029A PROSPECTIVE STUDENT CENTER 65-076A MANCHESTER HALL (CENTENNIAL HALL LLA) 65-030 ADMINISTRATION 65-077 TONY GWYNN STADIUM 65-031 CALPULLI (HEALTH CENTER) 65-078 SOFTBALL CENTER 65-032 EAST COMMONS 65-079 PARKING STRUCTURE 2 65-032A EAST COMMONS ADDITION 65-080 PARKING STRUCTURE 5 65-032B EAST COMMONS RENOV 65-082 PARKING STRUCTURE 4 65-033 CUICACALLI (RESIDENTIAL DINING) 65-084 ATH TRAINING FACILITY EAST 65-034 WEST COMMONS 65-086 AZTEC AQUAPLEX 65-035 LIFE SCIENCE NORTH 65-087 TENNIS CENTER 65-036 DRAMATIC ARTS 65-087A TENNIS CENTER LOCKERS 65-037 EDUCATION AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 65-088 ALUMNI CENTER 65-038 NORTH EDUCATION 65-090 ARTS AND LETTERS 65-038A NORTH EDUCATION - 60 65-090A PARKING STRUCTURE 8 65-039 FACULTY/STAFF CENTER 65-091 TENOCHCA HALL 65-040 HOUSING ADMINISTRATION 65-091A TULA HALL 65-041 SCRIPPS COTTAGE 65-093 CHAPULTAPEC RESIDENCE HALL 65-042 SPEECH LANGUAGE & HEARING SCIENCES 65-094 TEPEYAC (RESIDENTIAL SUITES WEST) 65-042A STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES ANNEX 65-095 TACUBA (RESIDENTIAL SUITES EAST) 65-044 PHYSICAL PLANT CHILL PLANT 65-096 PARKING STRUCTURE 6 65-045 AZTEC SHOPS BOOKSTORE 65-097 REHABILITATION CENTER 6361 ALVARADO COURT 65-046 MAYA HALL 65-098 BUSINESS SERVICES 65-047 OLMECA HALL 65-099 PARKING STRUCTURE 3 65-051 ZURA HALL 65-100 VILLA ALVARADO APTS 65-052 AZTEC CENTER 65-100A VILLA ALVARADO COMMON 65-053 MUSIC 65-101 GARAGE, PHYSICAL PLANT Page 1 of 2 Numerical Order Building Code Description Building Code Description Building Code Description Building Code Description 65-102 COGENERATION/CHILL PLANT 65-430 SANTA MARGARITA 65-109 UNIVERSITY CHILDREN CENTER 65-432 TICKET OFFICE STADIUM 65-110 GROWTH CHAMBER LSS 65-500 LOT A 65-112 HAZMAT BUILDING 65-503 LOT D 65-135 DONALD P SHILEY BIOSCIENCE CNTR 65-511 LOT K 65-200 RADIATION WASTE T13 65-512 LOT L 65-201 PHYSICAL PLANT SHOPS T25 65-513 LOT M 65-202 GREENHOUSE T32 65-514 LOT N 65-203 VIVARIUM T33 65-515 LOT O 65-204 CHEMICAL STORAGE T35 65-516 LOT P 65-207 CHILD CARE ANNEX T49 65-517 LOT Q 65-208 HOTDOGGER 65-518 LOT R 65-214 ATM KIOSK - ED 65-519 LOT S 65-215 FOOTBALL STORAGE SHED 65-520 LOT T 65-216 ROTC STORAGE NORTH T41 65-521 LOT U 65-217 ROTC STORAGE SOUTH T40 65-522 LOT V 65-218 ATM KIOSK - WC 65-523 LOT W 65-220 AZTEC MESA MODULARS 65-524 LOT X 65-222 MONTEZUMA CLASSROOM NORTH "O" LOT 65-525 LOT Y 65-223 MONTEZUMA CLASSROOM SOUTH "P" LOT 65-526 LOT Z 65-235 BUS SHELTER 1COLLEGE 65-538 COLLEGE AVENUE 65-236 BUS SHELTER 2 B LOT 65-543 HARDY AVENUE 65-237 BUS SHELTER 3 55TH ST 65-549 MONTEZUMA ROAD 65-238 SYSTEM ECOLOGY TRLR E. 65-600 FOOTBALL PRACTICE FIELD 65-239 SYS ECOLOGY GREENHOUSE 65-630 SMITH FIELD BATTING CAGE 65-240B TRANSIT CNTR SHLTER W. 65-800 FOUNDATION COMPLEX 5178 COLLEGE AVENUE 65-245 REHABILITATION CENTER 65-806 ANNEX 5850 THRU 5882 HARDY AVENUE 65-246 PHYSICS LASER T46/ALOT 65-900 SKYPARK COURT 65-300 PH PLANT MAT'L CONTROL 65-907 ALVARADO MEDICAL CENTER #1 (AR6475) 65-301 TEMP BLDG 301 65-908 ALVARADO MEDICAL CENTER #2 (AR6505) 65-302 PH PLANT STORAGE #1T15 65-909 ALVARADO MEDICAL CENTER #3 (AR6495) 65-303 PH PLANT STORAGE #2T16 65-910 ALVARADO MEDICAL CENTER #4 (AC 6330) 65-304 PH PLANT PUMP HOUSET95 65-911 ALVARADO MEDICAL CENTER #5 (AC6310) 65-305 TEMPORARY TRAILER 300F 65-912 ALVARADO MEDICAL CENTER #6 (AC 6363) 65-306 PH PLANT STORAGE #3 65-939 COLLEGE SQUARE 65-307 PH PLANT C-14 N OF PP 65-999 EQUIPMENT POLICY CHANGE FY 09/10 65-308 PH PLANT C-15 N OF PP 66-001 NORTH CLASSROOM BUILDING 65-309 CHILL PLANT C-16 66-002 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING IVC 65-310 EHS STORAGE A LOT 66-002A ADMINISTRATION BUILDING GALLERY 65-311 PH PLANT SUB STA DHS 66-003 AUDITORIUM/CLASSROOMS 65-312 PH PLANT SUB STA BGLOT 66-004 CLASSROOM BUILDING 65-313 PH PLANT SUB STA AC/G 66-005 LIBRARY BUILDING IVC 65-315 PH PLANT STG #4 PG640 66-005A LIBRARY ADDITION IVC 65-400 MT LAGUNA VISITOR CENTER 66-006 PHYSICAL PLANT BUILDING IVC 65-401 MT LAGUNA VISITOR TELESCP 66-007 COMPUTER BUILDING IVC 65-402 MT LAGUNA 40" SCOPE 66-009 FACULTY OFFICE BLDG EAST 65-403 MT LAGUNA 16" SCOPE 66-010 FACULTY OFFICE BUILDING WEST IVC 65-404 MT LAGUNA DORMITORY 66-020 STUDENT CENTER 65-405 MT LAGUNA 24" SCOPE 66-101 BRAWLEY INITIAL FACILITY 65-406 MT LAGUNA SHOP BLDG 66-200 STUDENT AFFAIRS TEMPORARY IVC 65-407 MT LAGUNA PUMPHOUSE 66-201 CLASSROOM TEMPORARY IVC 65-410 MT SAN MIGUEL TRANSMITTER 66-999 IVC EQUIPMENT POLICY CHANGE FY 09/10 65-428 MISSION BAY AQUATIC CENTER Page 2 of 2.
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