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Presenter: EMS building about 80% complete; breakers must be replaced before occupancy
Summary
A presenter told the Marlboro County Council the new EMS building at the hospital is roughly 80% complete but external disconnect breakers are seized by oxidation and must be replaced before the building can be used; the presenter also updated the council on septic work, loading-dock and mezzanine demolition and said paving is moving along.
A presenter addressed the Marlboro County Council with a facilities update, saying the new EMS building at the hospital location is about 80% complete but that work has been held up by seized exterior electrical disconnect breakers that must be replaced for safety. "We can't put anyone and move forward unless we have a safe electrical system at that location," the presenter said.
The presenter described other active work on the site, including septic system installation, loading-dock repairs, doors and lighting, and removal of an old steel mezzanine to clear space: "the old steel mezzanine that was tons and tons of old steel has all been taken down so that a delta project on the building part is moving along really good," the presenter said. A staff member also noted that "The paving project is moving along." No estimated completion date or final cost was provided in the available transcript segments.
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