6610 California State University
Infrastructure Overview

The California State University (CSU) system includes 23 campuses and 7 off-campus centers throughout the state. While each campus in the system has its own unique geographic and curricular character, 22 campuses can be characterized as multipurpose institutions, offering undergraduate and graduate instruction for professional and occupational goals. The California Maritime Academy has a specialized mission, focusing on marine transportation and engineering, and maritime sciences. The CSU system has a total of 2,180 buildings with 88.3 million gross square feet on 21,364 acres.


 SUMMARY OF PROJECTS Back to Top
Provides expenditures for each major and minor capital project funded in this state agency's budget for the past, current, and budget years. The project phase and fund classification are also identified. The Standard Footnotes key can be accessed by clicking on any footnote link.

Code State Building Program Expenditures Actual
2012-13* 		Estimated
2013-14* 		Proposed
2014-15*
06 CAPITAL OUTLAY      
  Major Projects      
06.50 BAKERSFIELD $58,753   $1,784   $533  
06.50.066 Art Center and Satellite Plant 17,442 Cn -   533 Eb
06.50.067 Dore Theatre (Seismic) -   1,784 PWCb -  
06.50.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 41,311 PWCn -   -  
06.51 MARITIME ACADEMY $34,737   $-   $1,295  
06.51.010 Physical Education Replacement 34,737 Cn -   1,295 Eb
06.52 CHICO $-   $52,891   $2,740  
06.52.113 Taylor II Replacement Building -   52,891 Cn 2,740 Eb
06.56 FRESNO $-   $33,903   $383  
06.56.066 Faculty Office/Lab Building -   9,819 Cn 383 Eb
06.56.994 Nonstate Funded Projects -   24,084 PWCEn -  
06.64 EAST BAY (HAYWARD) $15,116   $33,859   $1,061  
06.64.081 Warren Hall Replacement Building 15,116 PWCn 33,859 Cn 1,061 Eb
06.68 SAN MARCOS $9,416   $-   $-  
06.68.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 9,416 PWCEn -   -  
06.71 LONG BEACH $13,500   $-   $-  
06.71.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 13,500 PWCEn -   -  
06.73 LOS ANGELES $-   $425   $5,374  
06.73.99 Administration Seismic Upgrade -   425 PWb 5,374 Cb
06.74 MONTEREY BAY $3,057   $42,465   $1,965  
06.74.008 Academic Building II 1,077 Wn 42,465 Cn 1,965 Eb
06.74.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 1,980 PWCEn -   -  
06.76 SACRAMENTO $2,979   $-   $-  
06.76.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 2,979 PWCEn -   -  
06.80 SAN DIEGO $4,229   $-   $8,732  
06.80.156 Storm/Nasatir Halls 2,583 Eb -   -  
06.80.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 1,646 PWCn -   8,732 CEn
06.82 NORTHRIDGE $39,492   $-   $-  
06.82.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 39,492 PWCEn -   -  
06.83 CHANNEL ISLANDS $1,209   $40,279   $-  
06.83.003 Classroom and Faculty Office Renovation and Addition 1,209 Eb -   -  
06.83.004 West Hall -   40,279 CnEb -  
06.84 SAN FRANCISCO $89,505   $-   $-  
06.84.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 89,505 PWCEn -   -  
06.86 SAN JOSE $40,046   $54,297   $1,428  
06.86.084 Spartan Complex (Seismic) -   54,297 Cn 1,428 Eb
06.86.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 40,046 PWCEn -   -  
06.90 SONOMA $15,700   $-   $221  
06.90.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 15,700 PWCEn -   221 PWn
06.92 STANISLAUS $1,757   $-   $-  
06.92.067 Science I Renovation (Seismic) 1,757 Eb -   -  
06.96 SAN LUIS OBISPO $7,441   $80   $6,282  
06.96.127 Crandall Gymnasium Seismic -   80 PWb 926 Cb
06.96.994 Nonstate Funded Projects 7,441 PWCn -   5,356 PWCb
06.98 POMONA $-   $1,576   $-  
06.98.100 Administration Replacement Building -   1,576 Pn -  
  Totals, Major Projects $336,937   $261,559   $30,014  
Total Expenditures (All Projects) $336,937   $261,559   $30,014  

FUNDING Back to Top
Fund Code Fund Actual
2012-13*		 Estimated
2013-14*		 Proposed
2014-15*
0660 Public Buildings Construction Fund $53,256 $42,465 $-
0668 Public Buildings Construction Fund Subaccount 15,116 190,463 -
0994 Other Unclassified Funds 263,016 24,084 14,309
6028 2002 Higher Education Capital Outlay Bond Fund 1,757 - 3,639
6041 2004 Higher Education Capital Outlay Bond Fund 3,792 - 5,766
6048 2006 University Capital Outlay Bond Fund - 4,547 6,300
Total Expenditures (All Funds) $336,937 $261,559 $30,014

Refer to the Infrastructure Detail of Appropriations and Adjustments (pdf * - 4K) document for additional information.