The field fencing is being installed and the walls of the new concession stand are nearly complete. Interior work continues on the restroom portion of the building as well. Underground conduit has been installed for the new lights with cable to follow. All of the controls for the lighting will be located within the concession building.
Monday, July 30, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Lair Road Bridge
The plans and specifications for the bridge are nearly complete. The City will begin advertising the project for construction next week with a bid opening at the end of August. At part of the road re-alignment, Lair Road was closed earlier this week so City's crews could work on the water service for the Channel Inn. Construction for the new bridge is expected to begin sometime in September. The City's construction page has a image of the new alignment of Lair Road and the location for the new bridge.
Water Treatment Plant
The vehicle garage walls and roof are complete and the generator is set inside the structure. Work has begun on the interior portions of the garage with some portions of the concrete floor scheduled to be poured today. Concrete work continues on the filters in the main portion of the plant. In addition, pipe work is ongoing and portions of the building are starting to look like a water plant.
Here is a picture of one of the filter walls prior to pouring concrete.
A picture of the filter gallery area with some pipe installed. This area will quickly fill up with much more pipe than is shown here.
Demolition has been occuring across the street on the back side of the old plant. Here is a picture of the existing shallow intake structure being prepared for a portion of the new structure to sit on top.
Albion Avenue should reopen next week after the contractor has installed all of the underground piping needed to connect the intake facility to the new plant.
Here is a picture of one of the filter walls prior to pouring concrete.
A picture of the filter gallery area with some pipe installed. This area will quickly fill up with much more pipe than is shown here.
Demolition has been occuring across the street on the back side of the old plant. Here is a picture of the existing shallow intake structure being prepared for a portion of the new structure to sit on top.
Albion Avenue should reopen next week after the contractor has installed all of the underground piping needed to connect the intake facility to the new plant.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Winnebago Ave Sports Complex
The concrete curb and gutter has been installed and a portion of the asphalt paving has been completed. The ag lime has been installed as well as all of the lights for the complex. The contract to construct the concession, restroom, and storage building was just awarded and construction on that will begin in the next few weeks. Below is an aerial of the site as it starts to take shape.
Water Treatment Plant
The first of the precast walls and roof sections were installed today. Below is a picture of the first precast double-tee roof section being installed. This precast installation will continue for the next two weeks until the vehicle garage area is fully enclosed around the back-up generator that was set earlier this week. In other portions of the site, the filter walls are being constructed. Those are the high walls beginning to extend above grade. Also, process piping is being installed in the subgrade level. Below is a picture of some of the process pipe installation from earlier this week.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Winnebago Ave Sports Complex
The contractor has begun work at the site this past week. The walking trails are being sub-cut and aggregate will be placed in the next few weeks to prepare for paving. They have made final utility connections in both Margaret Street and Winnebago Avenue. Winnebago utility connections have been delayed with the rain and are expected to be completed next Monday. Installation of the new lights for the fields is scheduled to begin next week...16 poles will be installed ranging from 60'-70' tall.
Water Treatment Plant
The first concrete for the gallery level floor was placed this week. Over 200 cubic yards of concrete was poured this week. Next week another portion of the gallery level floor will be installed. The contractor will begin working on the intake pipes in Budd Lake next week as well. Beginning next week the area west of the existing water plant will be restricted to construction personnel. This area will be closed to public fishing until the summer of 2014 when all of the construction and demolition is completed. Below is a picture showing all of the conduit and rebar in the first floor pour earlier this week.
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