I ve never met finer people than the police, city council, and the like. In a statement regarding the center, Chino Mayor Eunice Ulloa said, Chino is proud to have worked so hard with Chaffey College to build a local center you can use for educational classes, training and skills improvement. Kevin Sullivan, president of the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce, said, The center is fully staffed and offers a clean, safe learning environment. Pile said the head count for the center is 1,100 and growing. Despite the fact that construction of the center is continuing, Pile was pleased with progress thusfar and said that everything was adherent to code requirements for the opening to proceed as planned.
Windows have yet to be installed in the various classrooms and offices.
Once they are, at least one of the classrooms will be enhanced by venetian blinds. A typical classroom can hold up to 60 people, said Pile. Although the school does include specially designed workstations for the disabled, the elevator and other accommodations are not yet complete. I feel that the center was inadequate, said student Carolyn Jones, who takes an evening class at the new site. I felt that they opened much too soon with all of the work still being done.