To honor the service of past and present leadership of Palo Alto College.
Start Date: 8/10/2018
Anticipated End Date: 10/09/2018
Location: Ozuna Library and Learning Center Lobby
Phase I Timeline:
Phase I Progress: 8/13/2018-8/17/2018
Project Completed: 10/9/2018
Palo Alto College will be removing and replacing existing sidewalks at the south, north, and north east building entrances due to trip hazards.
Start Date: June 4, 2018
End Date: August 15, 2018
Project Timeline
Phase I
Progress 6/04/2018-6/08/2018
Progress 6/11/2018-6/14/2018
Phase I Completed 7/5/2018
Phase II & III
Progress 7/10/2018-7/19/2018
Progress 7/23/2018-7/26/2018
Progress 8/06/2018-8/10/2018
Phase II & III Completed
In partnership with the San Antonio Sports School Parks Program, Palo Alto College is dedicating approximately one acre of land for a playground park. The new park will provide a safe and family-friendly space for children and their families to promote community fitness and ecological awareness. The park will be located in close proximity to the existing PAC fitness trail, adjacent to the campus’s Natatorium and Fitness Center and Ozuna Library with community access from Villaret Boulevard.
User Group Members:
Dr. Beatriz Joseph Gilbert Becerra
Elizabeth Tanner Jennifer Flores
Anticipated start date: Spring 2019
Anticipated completion date: May 31, 2019
Timeline:
Playground Phase I Progress:
Palomino Park Grand Opening 10/15/2019:
Park Naming Surrey Results:
Results by Theme
Suggestions provided by survey participants revolved around several key themes. The table below counts how many times a suggestion mentioned one of these themes. As a single suggestion could mention more than 1 theme, these results include some duplication.
| Themes | Count |
| Palomino | 56 |
| PAC | 37 |
| Community | 21 |
| Spanish | 12 |
| South | 6 |
| Flores | 5 |
| Villaret | 2 |
| Children | 2 |
| Delacour | 2 |
Results by Exact Match
Several survey participants provided the exact same name suggestion. The table below summarizes how many times participants offered the exact same recommendation. Only recommendations that were repeated at least once are included.
| Suggestions | Count |
| Palomino Park | 21 |
| Palo Alto Community Park | 7 |
| Little Palomino Park | 6 |
| Palomino Playground | 3 |
| Carolyn DeLacour | 2 |
| El parque del sur | 2 |
| Little Palomino | 2 |
| Mike Flores Park | 2 |
| PAC Park | 2 |
| PAC Playland | 2 |
| Palo Alto Park | 2 |
| Palochi Park | 2 |
| Palomino Play Park | 2 |
| Palomino Playland | 2 |
| Park Palomino | 2 |
| Rosie Castro Park | 2 |
| Students First Park | 2 |
Unique Suggestions
Many recommendations are unique in that they did not mention one of the themes summarized above, nor were they mentioned more than once. These unique recommendations are listed below.
| John Quincy Adams | Alamo Colleges Play Ground Park | Primo’s Playground |
| People’s First Park | Ornelas Community Park (named after Faculty) | Saldaña Park |
| Mariposa Park | Buckington Park | Dreamer Park |
| Rosie Castro | Abraham Lincoln | Laurie Ann Guerrero |
| College Park | Veterans Memorial Park | College Corner |
| Progress Playground | Rosie Castro Park | Rosie Castro Park |
| Fun and Fitness Field | Carmen Tafolla | Sunshine Park |
| Palochi Park | Students 1st Always | Students First Park |
| Primo’s Park/Playground | Promise Park | Trinity Park |
| Charles Butt park (humanitarian and philanthropist) | Bronco Playground | Friendship Park |
| Primo’s Hangout | David Robinson Park | Adventure Zone |
| Garza Park | Edward James Olmos |
The Rio Grande will serve as a joint purpose dedicated to promoting collaborative learning and interactive instruction in advance manufacturing and public service. Courses that will be taught include Advance Manufacturing, Criminal Justice, Dental Hygiene and Student Services. Palo Alto College’s Rio Grande Building will serve 804 manufacturing students over five years, providing 271,232 contact hours in advanced manufacturing education.
Also located in the Rio Grande Building will be the New Student Engagement & Welcome Center which will provide visitors, students, and faculty with a primary entry point to the campus. Various student support services will be housed within this building and will serve as a one-stop location for new students.
Architect: RVK Architects
CMAR: Bartlett Cocke General Contractors
Building Square Footage: 128,000 (approx.)
Estimate to Complete: $59.7M
Classrooms: Advance Manufacturing Center, Labs; Public Service Center; Student Engagement & Welcome Center; Healthcare Technology Center of Excellence; Dental Clinic for community use; Cyber Security Lab; Science Labs; Simulated Courtroom
Labs: Geology, Physics, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Technical
Construction Start Date: November 2020
Target Completion: Fall 2022
Renderings:
