Marymount College Facilities Expansion Project Bachelor of Arts Degree Program and Athletic Field Alternatives

Marymount College Facilities Expansion Project Bachelor of Arts Degree Program and Athletic Field Alternatives

NOTE: Draft Appendix to FEIR The proposed Bachelor of Arts Degree Program (BA Program) would not result in modifications to the Project plans and the Site Plan evaluated in the May 2009 FEIR Appendix A document remains the proposed plan. This proposal would, however, involve modifications to the College course offerings. The College proposes to offer a BA Program, in addition to their existing Associates of Arts Degree Program, at their existing campus. If accreditation is timely granted, the College would begin offering courses to satisfy requirements for Bachelors of Arts degrees in the fall of 2010. The BA Program does not involve revisions to the 793 enrollment cap described in the FEIR. Two Athletic Field Alternatives are also evaluated in Appendix D. Athletic Field Alternative No. D-1 involves maintaining the athletic field at its current location in the eastern portion of the site and enlarging the field, and constructing a parking lot on the western portion of the site. Athletic Field Alternative No. D-2 involves modifications to the western portion of the site, including a redesign of the proposed athletic field and tennis court layout. These proposed alternatives would not result in changes to the Project analyzed in FEIR Appendix A regarding modular building, construction phasing, construction staging, and grading.

Rancho Palos Verdes

Los Angeles

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Educational (24.57 acres)

Site Plan, Use Permit, program/operations

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