Happy New Year All!
December had brought quite a bit of progress. Up to this point we have already completed the water lines, most of the roads, and basic site development. This month we continue with the BCBB building, and almost completed bringing permanent electrical power to the site. We also started to develop the septic leach field. This leach field requires 7,000 cubic yards of material, so hopefully the people of East Boothbay will forgive the increased truck traffic, but I promise we will make this part go quick, you might not even notice.
12/15/2010Creating access to the leach field
12-16-2010The first trucks start delivering fill material
12-20-2010
12-30-2010Underground electrical lines were installed by Don's Electric Company of Monmouth, Maine. The overhead lines are being brought up from Green Landing road by Central Maine Power and drop down at the top of the service road. From that point on, its all underground.
12-04-2010Crooker placed all the concrete boxes in preparation for the conduits.
12-06-2010Snow doesn't slow down Don's crew
12-17-2010Final conduits are in place, ready to be buried and lines to be pulled
12-14-2010
12-15-2010CMP installing the drop poles
12-16-2010Drop poles installed and await cross beams and final power lines.
12-20-2010Conduits as the enter the BCBB building
12-21-2010CMP installing cross beams and drop lines
The BCBB Building is coming along smoothly. This winters weather has been decent enough to allow concrete to be poured as planned. I have tried to give you a good series of images from two angles to be able to show the progress of the building. Soon I am going to need to find a new location to best represent the progress.
12/02/2010
12/07/2010
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12/20/2010
12/21/2010Today started the first concrete pouring of our foundation walls
12/30/2010By the end of December some of the walls are starting to be exposed, now we get our first look at the base structure. These walls that are being poured will be backfilled with earth and will not be visible from the outside once the building is completed.
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