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Nov
Photos of the Week
Photos courtesy of DPR Construction
The site of the new hospital is busy with activity in various zones of the upper and lower foundation, the fire road, and the new vehicle bridge that will link the existing parking garage to the main hospital campus. You can also view the full site and a time lapse of the construction by visiting our WebCam.
Construction in the existing parking garage began in preparation for the new bridge linking the garage to the main campus road
Drilling of the piers began on the upper pad, site of the old helicopter pad.
Crews work on the concrete finish of the new fire road wall.
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2 Comments to “Photos of the Week”
Just wondering how much longer they will will pounding the piers into the ground.It is a very effective alarm clock for 7:30 every morning.
Hello and thank you for your question. The pier drilling will continue for approximately four more weeks, although you will notice a considerable slowdown for part of that time as the crews focus on an issue of underground water.
The 7:30 a.m. start time allows crews to maximize their work time while following the County ordinances. We do appreciate and understand the impact on the neighborhood and are doing our best to mitigate noise and other issues. Each new phase of construction will have its distinct impact, and the “alarm clock” will likely change in various ways as the project evolves.