Monday, June 10, 2013
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Building Committee Progress Report
It has been a little over 3 weeks since we confirmed our
intention with the Municipality of Anchorage to enter into an agreement to
install a fire sprinkler system within our facility so that we can continue
expanding our ministry here. Here are
some highlights of what the Building Committee has been working on since then:
The 45 day Administrative Site Plan review that
was going to be required by the MOA was waived after further research and help
from one of our members. This was very
helpful.
An asbuilt survey of the property was completed
so that we can close out the ADA ramp permit from 2000.
We have entered into an agreement with Chris
Cole and 61 North Architects to develop a floor plan for the Early Childhood
Education Program (aka preschool).
We have thoroughly reviewed the floor plan with
the ECE committee and have come to a consensus on the layout of the preschool
area.
We are just about complete with the documents
needed to submit for a building permit.
Andy Zanto and others have been clearing the
area of all belongings and have been removing items that can be removed.
We are still looking for that one person that
can take charge and lead the volunteers during our upcoming work days. Materials and overall direction will be
provided. Building Committee will still
participate and be the overall decision-making authority.
Excavation work will begin soon to repair the
sewer at the southeast corner of the building.
A required permit from AWWU will be purchased in order to perform this
work.
We have also entered into an agreement with a
civil engineer (Steve Pannone) to design the new water line and associated site
plans.
We are fairly close to selecting a sprinkler
contractor to work with us on designing the sprinkler installation. This will be the next phase, which will be
commencing this fall.
RSA Engineering has been diligently working on
the mechanical, plumbing, and electrical design drawings for the preschool
renovation project.
We are still in need of material gifts (i.e.
sheetrock, paint, flooring, cabinets, etc), service gifts (i.e. concrete
cutting, painting, flooring installation, electrical work, etc), volunteer
workday help, etc – see other blog posts for further information.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Additionally, here are a few more talents we are looking for from our members:
Framing knowledge and abilities
Concrete cutting
Laborers to shovel dirt (teenagers are excellent helpers!)
Sheetrock installers
Taping and Texturing knowledge and abilities
Flooring installers
Help with plumbing
Help with ducting
Painters
Cabinet installers
Woodworkers
Anything to assist with the above tasks
Concrete cutting
Laborers to shovel dirt (teenagers are excellent helpers!)
Sheetrock installers
Taping and Texturing knowledge and abilities
Flooring installers
Help with plumbing
Help with ducting
Painters
Cabinet installers
Woodworkers
Anything to assist with the above tasks
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Generously Donated
• RSA Engineering - Mechanical and Electrical engineering services
• Ferguson Enterprises - All Plumbing Fixtures
• Superior Plumbing - Sensor faucets & freight for plumbing fixtures
• Peace, Eagle River - $6000 for classroom furniture and teaching supplies
• Ferguson Enterprises - All Plumbing Fixtures
• Superior Plumbing - Sensor faucets & freight for plumbing fixtures
• Peace, Eagle River - $6000 for classroom furniture and teaching supplies
How You Can Help
There are numerous ways you can donate time and treasures. There is a
role for everyone to play. You don't have to be an experienced
contractor to lend a hand (although we can certainly use that kind of
help too). If you can carry a bucket, use a broom or would be willing to
make phone calls, we would be happy to have your help. We are also
welcoming donations of materials, so if you are able, or know someone
who may be able to help in this way, we want to hear from you. Please
contact Andy Zanto azanto@acsalaska.net.
Skills Needed:
• Civil Engineer
• Excavator Operator
• Paving Equipment Operator
• Cooks (Most of our work will be done in the evenings and weekends. We can maximize our work crew if we can feed them on location.)
• Shipping Coordinator (There will be a lot of materials, both construction and educational that will need to be ordered, received and stored.)
• General Contractor
Materials Needed:
• Dry Wall
• Sheet Rock Screws, Mud & Tape
• Plumbing Pipe
• Lighting Fixtures
• Electrical Supplies
Skills Needed:
• Civil Engineer
• Excavator Operator
• Paving Equipment Operator
• Cooks (Most of our work will be done in the evenings and weekends. We can maximize our work crew if we can feed them on location.)
• Shipping Coordinator (There will be a lot of materials, both construction and educational that will need to be ordered, received and stored.)
• General Contractor
Materials Needed:
• Dry Wall
• Sheet Rock Screws, Mud & Tape
• Plumbing Pipe
• Lighting Fixtures
• Electrical Supplies
Building Committee Update
Meeting went well with the fire marshal. They agreed to the following timeline:
2013: Remodel/add preschool
2014: Gather gifts
2015: Bring new sprinkler water service to building
2016: install sprinklers in basement.
2017: install sprinklers in upstairs
We have a lot of work to do in remodeling the classroom and there are still some hurdles we have to get past before we are "swinging hammers". Please consider volunteering to help when the time comes and keep this project in your prayers.
Praise The Lord!
Channing Lillo
2013: Remodel/add preschool
2014: Gather gifts
2015: Bring new sprinkler water service to building
2016: install sprinklers in basement.
2017: install sprinklers in upstairs
We have a lot of work to do in remodeling the classroom and there are still some hurdles we have to get past before we are "swinging hammers". Please consider volunteering to help when the time comes and keep this project in your prayers.
Praise The Lord!
Channing Lillo
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