Leland Fire Station 51

Project is continuing on pace with crews working on construction of the roof and exterior building finishes.  After the roof is completed, we will be able to begin more interior work such as framing, electrical, plumbing, and IT rough-ins.  

Construction is progressing as planned, with crews focused on exterior building finishes, stormwater infrastructure, power, and driveway permitting.

Erection of the metal frame building has begun and is expected to take approximately 1 month to complete.

Construction of Fire Station 51 is continuing to progress, on schedule, with the building slab having been poured.  Next steps will include the erection of the metal building frame and work on the stormwater infrastructure.  

Construction is now underway for Station 51, with crews mobilized to begin site work, and erosion control measures.  

As we are nearing the start of construction, final construction plans are expected within the week. Building materials will begin to arrive in June with a goal of starting sitework in May.  

Preliminary Architectural Design and Site Plans have been approved and the Design Builder is working towards 100% construction drawings.

After multiple rounds of both architectural and site plans, we are nearing the completion of preliminary design.  Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural engineers will soon begin working on producing full set building plans.

First round, preliminary design plans were recieved and have been reviewed by the Town.  These site plans have been marked up based on discussions, are currently being reviewed by the architecture firm, and a revised plan is expected in June.

Planning for both architectural and site design has commenced and the Town is awaiting the first draft plans to be returned for the initial review.