MCA in Santa Clara - New Youth Building

1. MCA 2.0 Recommended
Usage Plan
Ramadan 1435

2. CHALLENGES
Space
Limitation
0
2000
4000
6000
2002 2006 2010 2014
MCA Weekly Attendees
Waiting
lists
Youth
Activities
Growth

3. PROCESS
Thorough assessment of current needs and
future (3-5 year) space requirements for
activities at 3003 Scott and proposed
expansion to new building at 3033 Scott.
Committee formed reaching out to all
stakeholders from across the board
representing various committees/services and
groups
BOT took the responsibility to assimilate and
act on feedback, recommendations made by
this committee and community first survey
(500+)

4. NEWSERVICES

5. VALUEADDED
K-8
Student capacity: 400
K-12 (High School)
Student capacity: 900
NOW With MCA 2.0
Student capacity
Al Arqam: 230
WIS: 500
Fitness classes
limitation
Babysitting limitation
Limited space
Mixed lounge
Student capacity
Al Arqam: 400
WIS: 800
Gym
Lounge with kitchen
Game room
Two lounges
Quiet Study Area
Two Gyms
Al-Arqam
School
& WIS
Sisters

6. PROPOSEDFLOOR
PLAN
GIS Expansion
Women’s gym-lounge
Men’s Gym
Multi –Use
Youth Lounge
Multi –Use

7. STUDIES
COMPLETED
Environmental Study
Hazardous Material
User Survey
Shelter
Documentation
Traffic Study
Parking Study
Air Quality Evaluation
Study impacts based upon modeling of the Toxic Air Contaminant (TAC) sources,
quantify impacts for single-source and cumulative sources, in accordance with Bay
Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) CEQA thresholds and guidelines.
Identify mitigation measures as necessary, for significant impact.
Study of Parking supply and site circulation (student drop-offs/pick-ups)
evaluated for adequacy. Study to determine the traffic impacts of the
proposed development on about 27 principal intersections around the MCA
Study of any significant traffic impacts, based upon a Traffic Impact Study
prepared by Hexagon Transportation Consultants. The purpose of the traffic
analysis is to satisfy the requirements of the City of Santa Clara and the Valley
Transportation Agency (VTA).
Document the existing Shelter in Place facility, equipment and testing and
emergency event procedures.
Complete a hazardous material user survey around the area and address the
impact. This study includes review of local California Accidental Release
Prevention (CalARP) files, modeling of hazardous material release around the
area.
Thorough study of environmental issues required by the State CEQA
(California Environmental Quality Act) Guidelines and the City of Santa
Clara’s requirements.

8. Thank You
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Allah are those which are
done continuously, even if
they are small.”
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