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Falling Branch Phase 2 update: grading done, waterline accepted, limited punch‑list remains
Summary
Main Street Builders completed grading on Lot 2 of Falling Branch Phase 2; Christiansburg has accepted the waterline and is working on road acceptance, natural gas installation is planned for spring, and punch‑list items include stormwater pond elevations and approximately 200 feet of waterline lacking required cover.
The Montgomery County EDA received a construction update on Falling Branch Phase 2, Site 2. Speaker 4 reported that Main Street Builders has finished grading Lot 2 and that Christiansburg has accepted the waterline while the town continues steps to accept the road.
Speaker 4 said the project team expects natural gas installation in spring (April–May) and that H & P is performing the asphalt top. A pump station was described as a roughly 25,000‑gallons‑per‑day facility. A punch list remains: some elevations behind the stormwater pond are low and other areas are high; about 200 feet of a roughly 2,200‑linear‑foot water line did not meet the minimum cover requirement (the water line is supposed to have a three‑foot minimum cover) and will require additional fill and adjustments before final acceptance.
Board members were told these are standard punch‑list items and that corrections can be completed alongside seeding and finish work. No formal action was taken; the update was informational.
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