In response to enrollment demand at the California Community Colleges, the Commission has approved five proposals since 2000 to create new community college campuses and off-campus centers. Among the significant findings of this updated report are the following: (1) Based on current space and utilization standards, the community college system might need to expand its physical capacity by as much as 50 percent by year 2013 in order to fully meet enrollment demand; and (2) Although public support for community college capital outlay projects remains high at present, the Commission encourages the system to explore creative mechanisms to expand access in the absence of brick and mortar. The contents of this report are arranged as follows: (1) Background; (2) Methodology; (3) Enrollment Analysis; (4) Capacity Analysis; and (5) Recommendations. Appended are: (1) Technical Notes for Methodology B; and (2) Regional Location of Community College Districts. (Contains 1 figure and 9 displays and tables.)