The Week of October 19 -- 25, 2003
This week saw considerable work both in the new wing and in the storm sewer line work to connect with our new wing. On Monday, workmen continued work on the 3rd floor fire ceiling and framing. Lathe work started on the North side of the building and rails were installed in the elevator shaft. Major excavation work started at the intersection of Union St. and Adams Ave. to install storm sewer lines. Cement block work continued on the mezzanine, while contractors worked on the H & R building overhang. Drains were unclogged and handrails were repaired. Other contractors patched and weatherproofed walls, and performed touch-up paint on welds on the 3rd floor. Condenser pipes were roughed-in and steam vents were welded on the mezzanine, top ceiling, and 2nd floor. Recessed light work on the first floor and mezzanine also commenced. On Tuesday, work on the 3rd floor fire ceiling work continued along with framing and hanger work and lath work on the North side of the building. Cores were cleaned up and sprinkler pipes were roughed-in. Trench work continued up Adams Ave. Workmen set the window frames for the 2nd floor while other workmen rubbed and patched, unclogged drain, worked on recessed lights, the fire alarm and pipes from the sub-basement to manhole # 2. On Wednesday, work continued on the 3rd floor fire ceiling, and ceiling cans. The sprinkler system for the stairwell was also roughed-in. The ice and storm shield was also worked and cement block work in the basement also continued. In the basement, pipes were welded and insulated leading to manhole # 2. On Thursday, workmen welded pipes for man hole 1, roughed-in pipes for manhole 2, and ran lights/power for the first floor mezzanine. They worked on the 3rd fire ceiling, sprinkler pipes in the stairwell, adjusted and welded handrails, cement block work on the basement level and RC and wood block work on the H & R building. Also on Thursday, the excavation sub-contractor damaged a telephone line providing service to several lines in the Archives. On Friday, the damaged lines were repaired and the excavation sub-contractor continued the major excavation work. By the end of the day, the contractor closed off the remainder of the Adams Ave. driveway to complete installation of storm sewer lines there. The remainder of the day other contractors continued work as previous in the week.
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