Sidewalk closure and limited access to Shannon Library's loading dock starting Monday October 6th at 7AM- until Wednesday October 8th at 5PM. A portion of the concrete loading dock will be removed to raise a utility valve to the surface. Loud equipment noise can be expected during saw-cutting and breaking of the concrete slab. This work will encroach into the loading dock sidewalk, therefore a pedestrian detour will be provided through the loading dock as shown in green below. Access to the loading dock door will be perpendicular with the loading dock instead of parallel.
The roof will be replaced in 2 phases. The building highlighted below in orange will be phase 1. There is already scaffolding built around this building. It will remain until it is moved to phase 2 building in December. A 2nd alert for phase 2 will be sent out in November.
During phase 1 the receiving warehouse will be condensed only to operate in only the blue building below. Anyone besides the warehouse crew will not have access to the phase 1 building for the next 4 weeks while overhead welding and spray foam is completed. This impacts all the material storage in the phase 1 building.
Starting Thursday, October 2, 2025 through Saturday, October 4, 2025, Schnabel Engineering will have their driller onsite to take geotechnical borings to inform the design of the foundations for the Fontaine High Performance Computing Data Center. Please reference exhibit 1 on Page 2 for the sequence of borings to occur over three days.
No impact to existing building exits and sidewalks.
A portion of the Rugby Road sidewalk, adjacent to Madison Hall, will be closed from
Monday, September 29th, through Friday, October 3rd, weather permitting. The
accessible route signage will be in place throughout the closure.
On Tuesday, September 2, 2025, the contractor will mobilize to complete the installation and hardscape tie-ins for the roundabout at the Fontaine Research Park entrance.
Spine road will be closed to thru traffic.
Fontaine Research Park users will use the right turn lane at the entrance to access the 400 side of the research park and the left lane to access the 500 side of the research park.
Encompass Health U9 parking spaces between 415 and 515 Ray C Hunt on Spine road will be accessed from the south side of the research park only.
Wayfinding signage will be installed to help users navigate the research park.
Pedestrians will use the temporary pedestrian pathway to traverse the research park.
This work is scheduled to be completed by the end of October 2025.
Traffic controllers will also be present to direct vehicular traffic during unloading and loading.
There will be typical construction equipment noise associated with this work.
Dates are subject to weather impacts and other unforeseen conditions. This construction alert will be revised accordingly.
All means of egress from adjacent buildings will be maintained during construction.
No impact to existing building exits and sidewalks.
August 13-Fall, 2025 — Jefferson Park Ave., Emmet St. area affected The Verve — alert 2
Vehicles: Beginning Wednesday, August 13th, the intersection of Jefferson Park Ave (JPA) and Emmet St., continuing to Stadium Rd., will be open to all vehicular traffic.
Pedestrians: The current pathways on Stadium Rd., Emmet St. and JPA will remain in place until Q3 2027.
Upcoming Vehicular Impacts: In the upcoming weeks and months, southbound JPA will be modified or fully closed (24/7) to allow continued storm and sewer utility work. The specific duration and work hours are still being finalized. Once confirmed, details will be shared through construction alerts.
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