March 27, 2007 by Al Hammer.

The pad where the building sits continues to move forward with the south wall of the lower level getting more walls each day. This picture is more work on the south wall. This is the rebar that is ready for the concrete wall to be poured over it. They will form up the wall tomorrow and pour it on Thursday.

Here is the view from the east looking at the building pad, approximately where the web cam will be viewing from.

This picture is at our first “Progress Meeting” with Oak Contracting’s Project Manager, Bud Woodward, in the foreground, Alexander Design Studio’s Project Architect, Phyllis Cook in the middle and one of the sub contractors in the background.

This is also the first day of BG&E’s work on moving the utilities out of our way so that we can build the acceleration and deceleration lanes on Rt 103 where the “new” New Cut Road intersection will be.

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March 22, 2007 by Al Hammer.

The workers continue to pour the building footers, the south wall on the Multipurpose Building has been formed up and the plumbers have laid the pipe work through the wall. Tomorrow, there should be about 4 truck loads of concrete delivered to start pouring the wall.

This photo is about the view from the webcam — only a little lower.

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