Photo A
Photo B
Photo C
Photo D
Photo E
Photo F
Photo G
Photo H
Photo I
Photo J
Photo K
Photo L
Photo M
Photo N
Photo O
Photo P
Photo Q
Photo R
Photo A - One workman continued working on the trim around the
edge of the roof.
Photo B - shows the roof edge trim and support
structure in front of building
Photo C - The sheet rock crew worked today. The photo shows
work that was done smoothing seams and holes in the kitchen wallboard.
Water connections:
A city crew was present to turn water on from the street main line.
Photo D - A small amount of water was released into the pipes and
fire plug so the chlorine solution could move into those areas and
disinfect them.
Photo E - Concrete was placed near the base of the fire plug
assembly
Photo F - shows working the concrete into place
Photo G - End of work day -- The heavy metal plates are returned
to cover the hole in the street.
Photo H - Water pipe has been connected in church manhole.
There was an instruction class this afternoon on how to work with the
cultured stone that will be placed on the exteriors of the building and
dumpster enclosure. The instruction was given by Mike Bunderson of the
Southwest Interfaith Council. The dumpster enclosure was used to
practice placing the stones.
Photo I - shows the class gathered around Mr. Bunderson (holding
stone)
Photo Q - shows several stones that were placed on a top corner
of the dumpster enclosure by the class.
Photo R - shows Mr. Bunderson and several others discussing
possibilities for placing stones on the slanted surfaces of the entryway
columns. The columns present some unusual challenges for this type of
application.
Other photos show placing the stone, studying possible pattern layouts, and holding the stone fast to the wall until it sets up enough to stay fixed in place.
(Note: There are more photos of the stone class on the web page for September 4th than were sent with the original e-mail report).
Report and photos by David A. Reeves
