[0:07] Okay, so I'll start with a public meeting for the Plan B Utility Improvement Project. Current status,

[0:14] H and W has completed sanitary sewer installation on Alm Avenue from Wednesday to Crescent Street and Crescent Street from Alm Avenue to Broad. This concludes all sanitary work for the project.

[0:26] HW has also completed water-main insulation and services on Elm Avenue from Wednesday to

[0:34] Crescent Street and installed water-main on Crescent Street from Elm Avenue to Broad Avenue.

[0:40] So I believe all the main installs and all the services left for insulation for water.

[0:50] Having five locks were completed since the last public meeting in the box where a broad avenue from

[0:57] Center Street to Win Street, Center Street from Elm to Broad, Elm Avenue from Center Street to

[1:03] Wind and Park Avenue from Curry Street to Summit Street. Clark Drew continues with concrete installation.

[1:11] All the curving goder has been completed on Elm Avenue from Curry Street to Summit and currently

[1:16] working on miscellaneous sidewalk and driveways, and then they've also begun

[1:20] seizing and fertilizing and the right way behind the curve and the gutter, and

[1:24] this will continue to take place for the rest of the summer slash poll.

[1:31] Moving forward, H&W will finish utility work for the services on

[1:36] present between Al-Mavion and Broad Avenue.

[1:40] I may will review project concerns with utilities and get a preliminary

[1:45] to make sure all utility work is finalized before Project Restoration with the surface.

[1:55] With the utilities completed this week,

[1:58] a platform will continue to work on the remaining blocks to be cut out,

[2:02] graded and graveled and prep for concrete and asphalt,

[2:05] I believe there's 10 blocks left.

[2:11] Clark drew a continuous line,

[2:13] the grading crew with curbing gutter along corresponding sidewalk and driveway installation.

[2:17] and then, as I said above, building a back-billing

[2:22] collector.

[2:28] A project scope remains the same.

[2:30] The project intent was to replace water and sewer

[2:33] during the summers of 2025 and 2026

[2:38] with full asphalt reconstruction curb and gutter

[2:41] and partial replacement of sidewalks and driveways.

[2:44] That adjustments to grade and widening of

[2:46] intersection radiuses continue to be on track

[2:50] for substantial completion of milestone 2.

[2:54] I have covered 31st of this year.

[2:59] And then some miscellaneous items that we know

[3:02] of our male deliveries have intermittent disruption

[3:08] and parcel.

[3:09] And then we don't expect any school bus traffic to be interrupted

[3:14] but potential.

[3:17] And then if there are any special needs access

[3:20] for any events of the Lutheran Church.

[3:22] We have nothing to identify currently,

[3:24] but we'd like to, you know,

[3:26] just to continue to coordinate.

[3:30] We'll put it up to the public for a comment.

[3:34] Have a big problem.

[3:36] I'm one of my worst fail, I was promised

[3:40] to have a dry way last week, and it's still unusable.

[3:45] And they did get the shut up fail, put in the yard.

[3:50] But the art is the mass and the track got left big tracks in the boulevard when they were

[3:57] working on the streets.

[4:00] That's so clear.

[4:02] Whoever you want to put art in the front of the ground.

[4:08] Besides the fact that next or four foot of her driveway that you guys added is very off-center,

[4:15] very off-center.

[4:16] No, it's like right beside that green utility pole.

[4:19] We

[4:25] had a five-year project, we thought the house five years ago, and we've been leveling the yard, adding sale, fixing a cement, and eventually, this year, it was supposed to be completely cement to the sidewalk.

[4:41] We had three steps to put in. We've got the first one. You guys started working so last year.

[4:49] We didn't put one and we didn't get one. The final one put in this year.

[4:54] Not that I do think that this can't just drive me anything.

[5:00] May I raise just some news about this point because of the writing and grading across the yard? Or is there enough?

[5:06] No, we can't. It's like this. It's not level. It's definitely not the way that it was left, we found it. Definitely not.

[5:27] It would be best if you guys could actually all go over to her house and look at it with us instead of thinking, oh yeah, it's taking care of, and it's not taking care of.

[5:38] Okay,

[5:43] do you want to do the meeting or is that that's fine as long as it gets fixed because it's ridiculous

[6:04] other

[6:06] concerns I

[6:09] had two questions

[6:11] That's a true major

[6:13] Who is responsible eventually to take out the tree roots and life or a life on edge was that and about what time

[6:21] I will have I have a friend who might he's going to come over and look at

[6:27] the lie-lots because they're coming back and pushed me into her heart. So, he might take

[6:33] a few out, maybe. But I told him to give me a heads-up. So, just kind of wondering,

[6:42] and who does that? It's on a clap-led scope when he does the finish of the building.

[6:49] It does that? Yeah, the tree removed one, stuck in one of those part of his. So, some of

[6:54] stuff he's been doing as he's getting the grading done if it's an item that pops up behind

[6:59] the curving gutters been doing it before they do the top soil. So I'd say over the next

[7:03] week and a half to two weeks if it's something that they want to take it out of there.

[7:11] Where are they getting the top soil from?

[7:13] The top soil was salvaged off the job site and it's getting rough like you.

[7:17] Yeah. So who do I talk to?

[7:21] That Durus is okay to put it on the east side of the lilac, sorry.

[7:27] But we don't want that dirt on the north side, because I've seen some of that work being done.

[7:34] And it is not the best.

[7:38] It's a...

[7:39] I don't know if I'm going to have the tractor or something in, kind of, plow it up, and then...

[7:46] And it's not leveled out.

[7:48] I've seen three groups dip in a pile of it.

[7:51] And then there's a little degree of grass,

[7:52] and I'm just like, I don't want that.

[7:54] Because the seaters have been going back

[7:56] through after it and dragging it out

[7:58] in any of the larger, let's say, chunks or debris

[8:01] that's been in, it's been put in the curve.

[8:03] And you've got to get picked up after the fact.

[8:04] Why would you do that after you've got it all down?

[8:07] Because the client fund salvages the existing top

[8:10] so that's on site, basically, once he's

[8:12] doing the removal of the curve and gutter,

[8:13] they take it low and then they try to call it off.

[8:15] And that gets brought back in and what the seeters anything that the drink is when they're leveling it back out

[8:21] It's what they're separating out

[8:23] because it just wasn't called out for

[8:26] bar or material for the top so I'm just jealous I heard it's green top slow

[8:32] On the north side of our house, we're going to took the big tree out

[8:36] Yeah, we don't want that type of drip project because I know what's going to happen. It's nothing. It's not going to roll right

[8:45] Well, we'll get dirt ourselves, and we will put our own grass seat home on that, so that

[8:52] it matches our fun.

[8:56] But the e-size of a my luck edge was that can be filled in with the dirt that clap

[9:05] and salvaged.

[9:06] There's too much clay around here, and I know that's not got mixed in, it's not, it's

[9:11] top quality dirt. And then kind of one and two, like on the north side, I know it's not

[9:24] it's going to be exactly the same, you know, just fine, but I can tell from pictures that

[9:28] I can't, I can't, from the lay of it now where the crew and gutter is acting. It's definitely

[9:34] going to be more of a slam now than what it was before the boulevard. So just here, I'm

[9:41] I'm looking forward to it in a sense and curious as to what it's going to look like in the end and how we're going to bring rock back, you know,

[9:48] or we're going to have to take our existing, the fence that we still have on, will we have to take that out.

[9:56] So that it can be finished off.

[9:59] I have a question regarding that.

[10:02] So you have landscape rock in there.

[10:04] There are several things elements in that law. My question is if you want to put the rock back in, do you want the contractor to read it? A couple inches below that then you wouldn't have to take material back out and you just put fabric down, put your rock down, or how would you like it, love for you to finish if that's what you should do.

[10:30] Well always. The part that's going to mean that was rocked. We're going to put rock back in.

[10:36] Okay. Now we did not put fabric down because that's what that's your choice.

[10:41] Yes, right.

[10:42] Why do my lands could begin a whole week at least try and fabric it doesn't always hurt.

[10:46] Because I get where you're coming from, but we, what I don't want to have that if we can avoid it is

[10:54] It's a contract that fills up full of dirt, and you've got to do more work to take the dirt out.

[11:00] Yeah, yeah.

[11:01] So as long as maybe we can coordinate that, you think John, that's something that can get coordinated.

[11:06] Yeah, that's a curve of dirt.

[11:08] And it's just, we can paint out the area of the rocks that will act.

[11:12] And I just leave a couple of minutes of, well, how thick do you want to rock?

[11:17] I don't know.

[11:18] Usually it's two to three, but I'm sure.

[11:21] Okay, so I'm going to add it.

[11:23] Okay, thanks.

[11:24] I want to leave you with a situation where you have less work to do.

[11:29] Yes.

[11:29] Okay.

[11:30] That's what I can talk about.

[11:31] And the slope will be matched in from where we stopped in your yard down to the slope.

[11:38] It will be if you can visualize whatever that bundle slope will be.

[11:43] This is going to be, I think, from the way I can, the way I can see it.

[11:47] maybe a different one. Once the journal is done, it looks to me steeper and it's more of a slope than it was before.

[11:56] Yeah, we'll try to sort that out as best we can, but that's basically what you're doing.

[12:03] I just didn't want to have to take one to dirt back out of it.

[12:08] So on the boulevard part on the north side, that can be the regular dirt stuff.

[12:14] That's what I'm going to do.

[12:16] But on the part that's actually in our long arm.

[12:19] Yeah, that's it.

[12:20] We'll get our stuff.

[12:23] We'll get

[12:39] this section of the split row.

[12:40] We'll get taken down.

[12:43] I'll get put the split row back up on the ceiling.

[12:47] Yes.

[12:47] We'll get split row back up.

[12:49] And then we're the linux.

[12:51] We're going to replace it with something.

[12:54] OK.

[12:55] Just not sure why, yeah.

[13:02] OK.

[13:03] Other comments?

[13:09] Do you have anything you wanted to say, John?

[13:12] No.

[13:12] I put a couple of schedules back there with the update.

[13:16] We're going to specifically, by the end of this week, pending passing water samples.

[13:20] All in a ground utility work will be completed.

[13:23] There has been working on some remaining testing items with the sanitary sewer,

[13:28] and some cleanup around the site as well.

[13:31] So we bunch of sweet streets.

[13:33] We've been going on with some of the site streets here and getting the science kind of about

[13:36] up here today too. Otherwise, right now,

[13:40] Clafflin is on site working on subgrade prep and base course.

[13:45] We're anticipating about two weeks for him to be able to wrap everything up,

[13:49] so be right, Pat.

[13:51] Right after Labor Day, followed up with Clark Drew and Ty Creed,

[13:55] and we're aiming for about 28th date, 29th date of September,

[13:59] through all remaining asphalt paths.

[14:01] Where's we last in the box?

[14:07] When will they come back then and work on our corner by Bates and Elm?

[14:13] So he's got some stuff they're formed up on.

[14:15] There'd be back mid next week early next week is what Clark Jerse said to work on the

[14:20] hand stuff that's currently formed.

[14:22] So I think your corner was one of them.

[14:24] There's some driver approaches to the east as well.

[14:28] So they'll be working on that and then as the streets get opened up for the

[14:32] machine, let me see how we back in right now that would be that week towards the end of

[14:38] the day we're doing, but they do have some hand work items that we can do in between

[14:42] that.

[14:43] I'll be a little bit concerned about it, and that's hard to picture when it's in a rough

[14:48] state like right now, but it's just to make sure we get the approach toward driveway.

[14:56] He thinks now, just by looking at these, are they going to build it up enough, so that

[15:00] It was a nice incline to keep all the cow water out of it, tried to wait.

[15:00] not juicy, you know, we don't want that much of it inclined.

[15:04] Yeah. I think the stakes are in front of the house, aren't they?

[15:09] The other set of stakes? Yeah, they are. They should be thrown railroad on it. I believe, do they?

[15:14] Yeah. So once they get the gravel down, based on the stakes that are there, we can kind of give you a rough idea.

[15:21] On where it's going to be obviously still visualized until the current government is installed.

[15:33] And then we get our light poll, our electricity back, our light poll.

[15:39] How did you actually have to do the curbs in, is when they do it?

[15:41] Do you have a herb over there yet?

[15:43] Well, they're not, they're not curbing.

[15:45] Oh, you're on base.

[15:47] Well, no, I'm on L, but it's on base.

[15:50] I will write that out for you.

[15:53] I'm guessing, yeah, but we won't be able to get it back for you.

[15:56] as long as there's not something else that's holding you.

[15:59] The curb gutters not laid you there yet.

[16:01] So how can you house a tip to put it back?

[16:03] It's last used to it a day wait for, but I think I can ask about it.

[16:06] We'll put the grill tree.

[16:08] We'll just visit them.

[16:09] We'll grill them.

[16:09] Yeah, it's all over the top.

[16:11] All over the top.

[16:12] That's right.

[16:13] That should be on your ground.

[16:14] Oh, yes, sorry.

[16:15] Sorry, sorry.

[16:16] Yeah.

[16:16] But I think you're good.

[16:17] We'll put content to it.

[16:19] I'm guessing everything's already there,

[16:20] and then it's kind of a pull back in.

[16:21] I was gonna say most of the stuff was still there.

[16:23] It's just a matter of the pulls we're getting reset.

[16:25] We're doing all the readies.

[16:26] We're doing all the polls, I think.

[16:28] So you're doing all the polls.

[16:31] And I think they happen.

[16:33] But I know.

[16:34] So I'll find out.

[16:35] Thank you.

[16:43] You don't realize how much life that the lights have tell us going on.

[16:50] We've got neighbors in my neighborhood that never turned their back.

[16:54] You're like, oh, it's on all day, everything.

[16:57] We both have a lot of lights that turn on at the same time, but yeah,

[17:05] any questions from you?

[17:09] All right, so just to recap, I think we should do that right now, and then we'll talk about other issues after so yeah, we'll head over to your place.

[17:23] 1, 0, 5.

[17:26] Yeah, no, no, no, no, no.

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