With Groundbreaking, Every Week is a Big Week at Haystack Heights

Week one and two: preparing the site for the buildings to come. The machines are there, moving the dirt and starting to dig into the rock below. 

Maple Tree next to neighbor Ruth's house on the north end of the site wearing a yellow skirt that insures the maple being part of the community with just a bit of pruning. 

CIT and construction staff are holding regular (socially distanced) meetings with neighbors most impacted by the building to address their concerns. Left to right in photograph: Harold and Heather (neighbors directly east), Scott the project manager and John the project supervisor from Yost Gallagher, and Abbey on the CIT Team.

Other happenings:
*The sheetrock is loaded into the teen/music room above the shop, ready to install.

*Mark and Gregg procured palettes, and the construction crew marked the pavers that will be disrupted during construction. The goal is for Haystack Heights residents to load those pavers on the palettes. Contact Jim Dawson if you've got some time to help. 

*You'll likely find some members of the Garden Team always about in the garden any time of day, but an organized WORK PARTY will be held this Thursday from 4 to 6pm. Help is very much needed and appreciated, and socializing (while distancing) is the added benefit. Did you know there's science linking happiness (dopamine) and digging in the dirt? ​Yup. So, between the happy biology from being with community and playing in the dirt, Thursday afternoon will be a party for your brain and body. 


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