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December 13, 2004

DEANS, DIRECTORS, DEPARTMENT CHAIRS, AND CAMPUS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS

RE: Segundo Services Center Draft Tiered Initial Study and Proposed Negative Declaration

UC Davis proposes to redevelop approximately two acres within the Segundo Housing District 
for the Segundo Services Center Redevelopment Project (the project).  The proposed 
redevelopment project includes the demolition of the existing dining commons building, 
removal of a temporary food service building, construction of a new community services 
building, and landscape enhancements to create a formal quad area on the east side of the 
new building.  The new community services building would be called the Segundo Services 
Center and would contain approximately 25,000 assignable square feet (asf) (approximately 
32,000 gross square feet (gsf)).  The project site is within the center of the Segundo 
Housing District, which is a dormitory-style housing area of approximately 10 acres 
located south of Russell Boulevard and east of La Rue Road on the UC Davis core campus.
Development within the Segundo Housing District includes large-scale dormitory buildings 
for approximately 1,600 students, the existing dining commons building, a new dining 
commons replacement building that is currently under construction, and combined pedestrian/
bicycle paths to connect the buildings and activities within the housing district.  Upon 
completion of the new dining commons building, the existing dining commons building will 
no longer be needed to serve the needs of the Segundo residents.  The existing single-story 
building would need extensive upgrades and retrofitting of major service systems in order 
to be reused for a different use and these modifications would not be cost effective on a 
per square foot basis.  

The proposed Segundo Services Center will provide the services needed within the Segundo 
Housing District in a modern two-story building that will more efficiently utilize the 
available land area.  The use of a more efficient two-story replacement building will allow 
installation of a centralized formal quad area to serve as a new outdoor living space for 
the area residents.  The project site includes a portion of existing Parking Lot 24, and will 
result in the loss of approximately 50 parking spaces from Parking Lot 24.

I am writing to inform you that a Draft Tiered Initial Study has been prepared analyzing the 
potential environmental effects of the proposed project.  You are invited to comment on the 
Draft Tiered Initial Study and proposed Negative Declaration through January 11, 2005.  
Copies of the Draft Tiered Initial Study and proposed Negative Declaration are available 
during normal operating hours at the UC Davis Office of Resource Management and Planning 
in 376 Mrak Hall on campus; at Reserves in the UC Davis Shields Library; at the Yolo County 
Public Library, 315 E. 14th Street, Davis; at the Vacaville Public Library, 1020 Ulatis Drive, 
Vacaville; and online at http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/environreview/. 

The public notice for this project is also available online at 
http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/environreview/.  
The notice includes a brief project description, a statement of project objectives, and a 
summary of potential impacts. 

Comments on this Draft Tiered Initial Study must be received by 5:00 p.m. on January 11, 2005.  
They may be e-mailed to environreview@ucdavis.edu or mailed to:

John A. Meyer
Vice Chancellor - Resource Management and Planning 
University of California 
One Shields Avenue 
Davis, CA 95616

If you have any questions, please contact Sid England, Director of Environmental Planning, 
at (530) 752-2432 or Rick Keller, Assistant Vice Chancellor - Capital Resource Management, 
at (530) 752-2433.

Sincerely,

John A. Meyer
Vice Chancellor - Resource Management and Planning

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