Fences

The quiet phase of our expansion and renovation project is over!  With the approval from the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) in hand, Kendal at Lexington is marching forward in double time. 

 

Many fences have popped up all over the property.  Some of the fences are erected for safety reasons, demarking the construction zones and are intended to discourage individuals from entering the area without permission and safety equipment.  A second set of silt fences are being built to limit the undesired movement of soil. 

 

And, as you can see, the relocation of soil has begun.  Among the first projects to be tackled is the development of the protective storm water drainage and detention basin system on the portion of the property located in the City of Lexington. 

 

You may also notice the creation of a temporary roadway extending from the ridge towards Kendal Drive and then looping around behind the first Sycamore Lane cottage towards the newly acquired property.  This is the route that will be used to relocate the excess soil on the property behind the cottages.

 

In preparation for the additions to the Borden and Webster Centers and the new cottage construction on the ridge, substantial utility work is being addressed involving the relocation and installation of gas, water, and electrical lines. 

 

We ask for your patience.  It will be several months of noisy, dusty, soil relocation before the new construction begins.  Stay tuned.