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COLLEGE OKS DEAL FOR SITE CAMPUS WOULD BE NEAR HOUSING DEVELOPMENT.


Byline: Jim Skeen Staff Writer

PALMDALE - Antelope Valley College Antelope Valley College is a comprehensive community college located in Lancaster, California, USA. It is operated by the Antelope Valley Community College District, with a primary service area of 1,945 square miles covering portions of Los Angeles and Kern counties.  has approved an agreement with developers for nearly 70 acres of foothill land for a Palmdale campus.

The college campus along 37th Street East, south of Barrel Springs Road, is part of the 540-acre College Park project, a proposed 800-home housing development.

``We're real excited we have a definitive place for the Palmdale campus to go,'' said board member Michael Adams
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. ``The plan is to have the site ... graded and have modular units there in 2007.''

The agreement was approved Monday night by the college's board on a 4-0 vote, with member Jack Seefus absent.

The land donation is tied to the approval of a second agreement in which the college will provide $5 million for installing streets and other public improvements. That agreement is expected to come before the college board Oct. 14.

The college site had been owned by Bushnell Binoculars binoculars

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, who died in March. The land for the campus is being donated by a development partnership of Bushnell Enterprises and Schoellerman Investments.

The balance of the College Park land is being acquired by Western Pacific Housing, a division of DR Horton, the nation's largest home builder. The $5 million agreement will be between the college and Western Pacific.

Bushnell had first proposed providing the property as part of a housing development 13 years ago.

Before state officials will allow construction of the second campus, the college must sustain an enrollment of at least the equivalent of 500 full-time students Full-Time Student

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The full-time status is based on what the individual's school considers full time.
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 now holds classes in part of a leased office building on Palmdale Boulevard. College officials said there is enough room at that site to build up to the 500 full-time equivalent threshold.

Jim Skeen, (661) 267-5743

james.skeen(at)dailynews.com

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