Blog updated at 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 16, 2017
TEDCO is winding down operations at Sunnyhill. Wednesday was Scott's last day on site, and now Craig is managing sub-contractors and doing odds and ends without his trusted associate. If you walked through the church you'd see pieces of blue tape here and there or drywall compound where divots and scratches have been filled. These are punch list items, and next week should see most of them completed.
The water company told us that our new two-inch line would be hooked up one night during this past week. It has yet to happen, no doubt affected by the thunderstorms we've been experiencing the past few nights or the leaking water main on Beadling today.
Giffin, which is doing our finish carpentry, will return to install a window seat in the infant and toddler room, benches to cover water pipes in the crying room and in Roy's office, and paneling around the new door-windows in the foyer. They must also finish and seal the railings on the new staircase and attach a few sections of baseboard in the basement classrooms.
These LED pendant lights will provide the majority of the illumination for the sanctuary. |
From this angle you can see three of many pendant lights that will dot the ceiling. |
A drum light fixture has also been installed over the new staircase. |
The driveway to the garage is being dug out 10 inches to allow for a thicker asphalt that will withstand the weight of the garbage truck emptying our dumpster. And this is where we ran into trouble. |
They also had to stabilize the ground at the top of the driveway. |
Once the wall is down, Caruso will grade the hill in a 1:2 slope, which is about a 27 degree angle. The dotted lines in this tracing Peg Hart made from our site plan show the elevations. |
The wall is gone and the hillside is rough graded. Charlie Cook shot these photos at about 10 a.m. Friday, June 16. |
Another view of the hillside and the driveway being prepared for asphalt. |
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