12/1/2023 - Lookahead

Please see below for an abbreviated overall schedule update. There have been minimal changes from the last update.

  • Building A Structural Steel: 10/5/2023 - 12/26/2023
  • Building A Wood Frame: 11/8/2023 - 5/20/2024
  • Building B Wood Frame: 8/7/2023 - 1/3/2024

Concrete pours have commenced on Building A, as outlined by the last post. See below for an image of the pour from 11/30. Additionally, as a reminder, there will be another concrete pour on 12/5 with a start time at 6:00 AM.

Please note, the jobsite will be closed tomorrow 12/2/2023. There will be a minor delivery in the morning, but no active work will take place. Have a nice weekend!

Concrete being poured in the top right of this photo on 11/30


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