2021 Long Range Development Plan

The Bannockburn Village structures at the University of California, Riverside have deteriorated to a point where significant investment is required to meet modern seismic safety standards, leading to the decision to demolish the entire complex. This action aligns with the 2021 Long Range Development Plan Environmental Impact Report and includes the removal of all buildings, ancillary structures, and site features such as landscaping and hardscape. Following demolition, the site will be stabilized and temporarily repurposed with gravel parking and modular buildings to support ongoing campus operations. Prior to demolition, students currently housed in Bannockburn Village will be relocated to existing on-campus housing, while Auxiliary Services, Residential Life, and Foster Youth Support Services staff will be moved to other available campus office spaces or temporarily housed in modular units on-site. One commercial tenant’s lease has already expired and will not be renewed, while the other tenant’s lease is set to expire in October 2026; the university will offer relocation payment rights to the commercial tenant in the event of early termination. The project is managed by the University of California, Riverside’s Campus Planning office, with Stephanie Tang serving as the primary point of contact.