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District engineer: Garston facility largely on schedule despite short masonry delays

Big Bear Lake Department of Water and Power Board · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The district engineer reported masonry work at the Garston facility is running 1–2 weeks behind but steel erection is expected to accelerate and make up time; continuous inspections are in place for masonry.

The district engineer told the board that construction at the Garston facility is progressing, with some short delays in the masonry work but plans to recover schedule in steel erection.

Daniel said crews planned a grout placement and made adjustments that caused the masonry schedule to drift "a week or two," while steel erectors expect to finish sooner than originally planned and recover time. "We're within, you know, 1 or 2 weeks of the original schedule," Daniel said. Continuous inspection is occurring on masonry work and staff reported no other issues at this time.

Board members asked for confirmation that inspections were ongoing and that the schedule slip would be mitigated; staff responded that they are monitoring closely and expect to regain schedule through the steel erection phase. No formal action was required; the update was informational.