• Motion adopted

• Motion adopted
  

• A written report was submitted.
• AS President & VP will write a response to the Grand Jury Report and bring it to the AS. AS Pres will also follow up with President White to discover how they will respond to the Grand Jury Report.
• AS Pres will follow up on key chain prices.
• As Pres will follow up with Police Department re: procedures on retiree parking.
  

• Harlan Center report from the engineers states that the HC does not meet the Life Performance Standard. The law states that if an improvement  is made to a building  you must bring it up to code. If you don't touch the building, then the building must not be brought up to code. Questions arose as to what kinds of improvements. Is putting on a new roof considered such an improvement as the Harlan Center has made improvements to the roof. VP stated he would follow up on these questions.
• One of the largest single disciplines on the campus--English, with 6% of WSCH, has faculty offices on the second floor without elevator access for students.
  
• Building to "state standards" to get state bond money is on a campus by campus basis rather than a district wide basis.
  
• A proposal will be written for the Kentfield Campus for state bond funds. The proposal would be for a state bond on the November of 2008 elections for Gateway Complex for a total of 48,000 square foot buildings which would exist in the footprint of Harlan Center, Olney Hall, Administration, and Business. If the bond money is not given, then most likely only one building would be erected instead of two. If the Harlan Center is not part of the proposal due to a lack of state bond funding, then, at the very least HC should be updated with an elevator.
  
• A planning meeting will be held from 2-5 on Thursday 4/26 for the Gateway Building planning session. Square footage allocations for classroom space must be rationalized to fit with programming. The only way to insure enough space for offices and classrooms is to attend these meetings. The Sciences rationalized their square footage calculations and so should other faculty when planning for space allocation. Faculty should ask the Science Department for models of what they used to rationalize space allocations.
  

• A written report was submitted.
  

• Complaints are coming from teachers from IVC who state they are losing students to SRJC due to the condition of the classrooms and grounds. Litter in classrooms and on grounds has prompted complaints from students.  Janitors have stated that they have orders not to pick up trash unless it's in a trash can.
  
• On behalf of the AS, Pres Bellisimo will contact the supervisor of the janitors for clarification.

• Senator Schreck made the following motion: "The AS recommends that Joe Mueller and a member of the community serve as co-chairs of the Bolinas Task Force and that all funds spent on the make-up of the Task Force be put on hold until the Task Force--with new co-chairs--can convene and make recommendations."

• Motion adopted

• Senator Bonander made a motion to accept the expenditures.
  
• The motion will be voted on next week.
  

• Senator Lutz made the following motion that: "all officers be compensated for their work and their compensation terms be decided by the AS; also, to redress the inequity of the present treasurer not having been compensated for this semester that compensation be given to the treasurer retroactive to this semester."

• The motion will be voted on next week   
  

• President Bellisimo submitted the nomination form to the AS. The AS discussed the process that should be used to nominate and choose Outstanding Teachers.
  

• The motion will be voted on next week

• No requests