MINUTES
Harbor Planning Advisory Council
Regular Meeting
November 2, 2000
Administration Representatives:
Linda Spink, Nina Malone, George Ealer, Luis Rosas, Leila Menzies
Faculty Representatives:
Jim Stanbery, Sally Fasteau
Faculty AFT Representative:
Rod Oakes
Classified Representative:
Sholeh Khorooshi, Amos Powell
Student Representative:
Nick Webb
Guests:
Josh Abarbanel, June Smith, Tissa Munasinghe, Sam Sandt
Dr. Spink passed out the latest draft of the Los Angeles Harbor College Bond Projects and asked members to help her strategize for the Chancellor’s Cabinet Meeting to be held on November 9th. She felt she needed to have Project II prioritized by number in case she wasn’t able to get the entire package included Districtwide at the Cabinet Meeting. After some discussion, it was decided to make the following changes in priority:
Move #11 to 1.
Move #1 to 2
Move #2 to 3
Move #3 to 4
Move #4 to 6
Move #5 to 9
Move #6 to 11
#7 stays the same
#8 stays the same
Move #9 to 10
Move #10 to 5
It was suggested that Lauren McKenzie be contacted to help do some stats and charts for the Cabinet Meeting.
George Ealer has a list of the buildings and their age. He also has the maintenance dollars per campus over the last two years. He might need to contact Ed Fajardo for further information.
Some justifications that could be used were:
Need and Fairness
We have been doing the 75-25% all along but we don’t get any money for that.
Show the money spent per student and money spent per facilities for instruction
Quality education should be offered at all of our campuses within the District, some campuses have inferior facilities
Dollars spent per new building for each campus
Stats show we are falling short
List comments in the student survey
The annual budget comparison document could be used for some of the charts
Quality treatment for all campuses
Rod Oakes will try to find out the electorate makeup
There is competition between Harbor, El Camino and Long Beach city
East competes with Pasadena and Rio Hondo
West competes with Santa Monica
City completes with Glendale
Trade – none
Southwest competes with Compton
Mission competes with Moorpark
Leila Menzies and Nina Malone came up with percentage to use:
25% even
25% buildings over 25 years
25% for FTES
25% for number of years not getting new buildings (10 years or older)
A meeting will be set up where Ms. Menzies, Ms. Malone, Dr. Oakes and Dr. Spink could discuss these ideas with Mr. McKenzie in order to get some stats and charts made up prior to November 9th.