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New Facility in Winooski


Groundbreaking Held September 9

On Tuesday, September 9, the Community College of Vermont (CCV) broke ground for its new Chittenden County facility at 1 Abenaki Way in Winooski. Breaking ground were Governor James Douglas, Vermont State Colleges Chancellor Robert Clarke, CCV President Tim Donovan, CCV Regional Director of Operations Elmer Kimball, CCV Academic Regional Director Dee Steffan, Winooski Mayor Michael OıBrien, Architect Tom OıBrien of Northern Architects, Construction Manager Jerry Dunbar of E.F. Wall and Associates, and Vermont State Colleges Trustee Gordon Winters.

More than 60 people attended the ceremony, including Maggie Gendron of Senator Patrick Leahyıs office, Ethan Reedy of Senator Bernie Sandersı office and Patricia Coates of Congressman Peter Welchıs office.

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About the Building

Construction on Community College of Vermontıs new Chittenden County facility on a 1.8 acre parcel of land at the corner of East Allen Street and Abenaki Way in Winooski is now underway. Map.

The new 65,000 square foot facility will include 35 classrooms, 4 science labs, 3 art studios, a learning center, and office space for administrative and student services. When CCV takes occupancy in the late spring of 2010, this facility will serve more than 2,000 students who currently enroll at CCV in Chittenden County.

The property is currently owned by private developer Ray Pecor of Burlington, who financed the land purchase and worked closely with the City of Winooski to purchase the five existing lots and ready the consolidated parcel for construction.

Funded as a capital investment approved by the VSC board in 2007, this $17 million project is part of a $72 million construction effort by the VSC that includes construction projects at all five state colleges. CCV will pay for this facility without charging additional fees to students.

The building materials will include Vermont manufactured brick, quartzite
sandstone and membrane roof. The Collegeıs goal is for the facility to
achieve a Silver LEED environmental rating.

Project Managers

Architect:
Northern Architects, Inc., Burlington, VT
Engineers:
Civil Engineering Associates, Inc., South Burlington, VT
DeWolfe Engineering Associates, Inc., Montpelier, VT
Liebert Engineering, Inc., Williston, VT
Chase Engineering, Milton, VT
Cx Associates, LLC, Burlington, VT
Construction Manager:
E. F. Wall & Associates, Inc, Barre, VT
Landscape Architect:
H. Keith Wagner Partnership, Burlington, VT

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