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Courthouse construction progresses; first-floor decking nearly complete
Summary
Facilities staff reported that hollow-core decking is being installed on the courthouse first floor, steel erection for the second floor will begin next week, and basement pours and temporary walls are scheduled as work continues with few major delays.
Facilities staff updated commissioners on the new courthouse construction, reporting that first-floor hollow-core decking is nearly complete and steel erection will begin next week to support second-floor work.
"They had a little stop last week because of the weather... they'll have 1st Floor done this week. Next week, they'll start putting the steel up to start laying the 2nd floor hollow core," facilities staff said, describing a short weather-related pause followed by resumed progress. Staff also said workers will begin basement pours and install a temporary interior wall to facilitate connecting the new structure to the old building in coming weeks.
Commissioners praised the cleanliness and management of the construction site; staff said they would hold a Zoom meeting with judges and key stakeholders about the building's key system and that a site contractor point of contact (Beau Bruning) had addressed neighborhood truck-routing concerns directly with residents.
Provenance: topicintro SEG 941; topfinish SEG 1049.
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