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Residents press board for crack‑meter data and evidence of structural movement
Summary
Multiple residents asked the board and consultants for crack‑meter readings, installation dates and evidence the 1988 wing is actively moving; callers asked for comparisons from 2020–2026 and for geotechnical details.
Several residents at the June 29 meeting focused their questions on the monitoring record and technical evidence of foundation movement. "When were the crack meters installed?" asked Cody Castner; he also urged consultants to show whether the cracks are progressive, whether they could be thermal in origin and how much the building has settled. Neighbors requested readings over time — including comparisons from 2020 through 2026 — to determine whether movement is ongoing.
Other residents amplified those concerns. Dean Voris asked the consultants to "check the crack meters to see what movement from 2020 to 2026" and Nolan Voris pressed for specific measurements. The public repeatedly requested that the board and consultants disclose where borings were taken and whether instruments show progressive movement; those requests were answered during the Q&A but the transcript records no posted data or meter-readings presented at the meeting.
