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Marine Science Campus (formerly Long Marine Lab) Coastal Long Range Development Plan

by John Barnes — last modified 2008-07-17 08:19 AM

Development plan for the 98-acre Marine Science Campus (formerly Long Marine Lab), including Younger Lagoon Reserve.

Budget:	0.00
Project Type:	Planning Study
Project Manager:	John Barnes
Project Phase:	Planning
Recent Activity:
Anticipated Reviews:
Design Professional:	Esherick Homsey Dodge & Davis, San Francisco
Design Start:	May 2000
Construction Start:
Notice To Proceed:
Estimated Completion:
Contract Completion:
Anticipated Occupancy:
Coastal LRDP Full Version:	Coastal Long Range Development Plan Published July 2007 Coastal Long Range Development Plan, Published November 2006 Coastal Long Range Development Plan Erratta, Published November 2006
Building Studies:	Center for Ocean Health, Phase II United States Geologic Survey's Western Coastal and Marine Geology facility Sea Otter Research and Conservation Center Shared Campus Warehouse and Laydown Facility 42 apartment/townhouse units
EIR PDFs:	CLRDP EIR Addendum One, Published November 2006 CLRDP Final Environmental Impact Report CLRDP Draft Environmental Impact Report CLRDP Draft Environmental Impact Report Appendicies

News: Coastal Long Range Development Plan 2006-12-01; LRDP Approval 2006-09-26; UC News 2006-09-07; Construction Maintenance Policy 12-04 2005-01-04; More news…

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