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Construction update: temporary roadway, concession stand and field drainage underway at RCM site

2309800 · February 13, 2025
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Summary

District staff reported progress on the RCM construction project, saying contractors have completed blasting for field drainage, started excavation and subdrainage, and plan a temporary roadway in roughly 2½–3 weeks; wet weather has slowed work in recent weeks.

District staff updated the Rockcastle County Board of Education on progress at the RCM construction site and said work will continue despite recent wet weather.

A construction representative reported the contractor has tracked weather days and that wet conditions have slowed some earthwork, but work is advancing: a temporary access road to divert bus traffic should be in place in roughly “2 and a half, 3 weeks somewhere in there,” the representative said, after which building foundations will follow. The representative said the concession stand work has been reprioritized so it will be erected before the building foundations are complete.

Site work details provided included excavation of blasted rock areas, installation of subdrainage on the field, continuation of foundation wall and retaining-wall work, and initial assembly of new mechanical rooms and slab rough-ins. The project representative told the board that crews are now excavating through shot rock in the roadway area, which has reduced delays and increased progress.

Board members asked whether any issues warranted concern. The representative replied there were “no” super-concerning problems at present, but reiterated that weather remains a scheduling factor and that some contractors take formal weather days while others continue working in rain.

Why it matters: The update affects bus routing and timelines for site access and building foundation work; the district said it will coordinate with transportation and school administrators to minimize disruption.