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Alpena Community College Update• August 1990 • Page 3 Renovations · at ACC to improve student costs services and reduce energy use, ·~HTIHtTH HH · 1.>" HARD HATS MUST BE WORN "" j [ THE SIGN OF things to come (above) appeared in the Van Lare Hall circle drive in late May, accompanied by a parade of contractors' vehicles. Equipment unloading construction materials June 6 framed "Van Lare Hall," creating a momentary image of sculptural art (right). Returning students will find a "new" Van Lare Hall as more than $152,000 in exterior and interior renovations are targeted for completion this month. Included is installation of double doors to provide barrier-free access to the building which houses most ACC student services. NA COMMUNITY COLLEGE THE FORMER LOBBY at Van Lare Hall is being transformed into a new student reception area (right) . Other work includes installation of a $97,000 boiler to replace the original boiler which has operated since VLH opened in 1958. WORKMEN REMOVE THE large glass windows at ·van Lare Hall. Smaller) energy efficient panes are being installed. Major renovations ·on- the 32-year-ola · building were undertaken this l?ummer as part of ACC's overall five-year plan for improvements . made possible : when voters of the college district approved a c;me-mill t~x levy _in May of 1989. l l.