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UC Berkeley is currently taking input from the campus community regarding the Long Range Development Plan, or LRDP, after the announcement in April that the plan is being updated to include a Campus Master Plan.
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According to UC Berkeley’s recently released Supplemental Environmental Impact Report, or SEIR, the campus’ carbon emissions, waste generation and greenhouse gas, or GHG, emissions continue to decrease despite the projected 33.7 percent increase in projected student enrollment for the 2022-2023 school year.
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UC Berkeley intends to start construction on the Upper Hearst Parking Structure and Ridge parking lot in September, transforming the property into a six-story residential housing and a four-story academic building, the campus announced Wednesday morning.
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Bear Transit’s daytime central campus line, or C-Line, will close, and other routes will face detours because of construction on Wickson Bridge, which will begin Feb. 13 and continue “until further notice.”
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Beginning Dec. 31, the elevator in Sproul Hall will be closed due to maintenance, an undertaking that will last up to three months and will particularly impact campus members with disabilities.
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A residence hall to be known as “The Enclave” is currently being constructed on an empty lot at the corner of Haste Street and Telegraph Avenue.
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The repairs will remove “interim measures that helped to mitigate water entry,” according to UC Berkeley Capital Strategies spokesperson Kyle Gibson. Water entry refers to rain that drips onto the cafe’s counter when the fold-up style door is open, according to Gibson.
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Berkeley Way West was built to house the three departments that were displaced — the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, the psychology department and the Graduate School of Education.
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Tolman Hall, home to the Graduate School of Education and campus department of psychology, is set for demolition after being deemed seismically unfit.
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According to the proposal, two separate buildings will be constructed: a 132-unit residential building and an academic building for the Goldman School of Public Policy.
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