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and 5 are scheduled for this week. They also poured a big piece of slab on <br /> grade in derrick 10 and part of 8 . Only the mechanical room and auditorium <br /> remain. On the 20th they expect to pour the remainder of the auditorium <br /> and the STP slab on 21st . There was a concern at the subcontractors <br /> meeting about the upcoming holidays and cooperation with the weather. <br /> Joel sent a letter today from SMMA regarding cold weather pouring and <br /> compliance with A1306 . For one pour they were not in compliance , the <br /> temperature went down to 28 . SMMA would like a plan on how they will be <br /> incompliance for future pours before there are anymore pours . <br /> Alan Scott said they will respond to that letter -- they will comply with <br /> the spec . They are prepared to protect slabs with thermal blankets should <br /> the temperatures drop. They are also prepared to do any remedial work for <br /> derrick 2 , should it be necessary. <br /> Tom Wren mention the first day the roofers were here the temperature was on <br /> the threshold of the spec - 40 . <br /> Alan Scott said the weather is marginal at this time of year. It could <br /> freeze at night when they are not expecting it and Stone has to be prepared <br /> for that . <br /> Mr. Scott gave a quick view of where the project is going : <br /> all the steel will be done by the end of the month, since the roof can go <br /> on without the masonry. He expects to be "roofed out" by mid-December. <br /> Their goal is to be building tight by the second week in December. <br /> Base plate corrections are going on presently. <br /> He does not have a finite schedule for the masonry. There will be 2 <br /> distinct heating operations going on so exterior and interior masonry can <br /> go on simultaneously. They plan to stage and cover 300 feet of exterior <br /> at a time . The temperatures are now too low to work on derrick 1 and 4 <br /> without cover. <br /> Bill asked if anyone witnessed the waterproofing material being added to <br /> the concrete block? <br /> Jim said they have a letter of compliance from the manufacturer. He saw <br /> them add the waterproofing material into the mortar. <br /> Sewage Treatment Plant: Jim said the installer was on site today, <br /> preparing for under piping so they can pour the foundation. <br /> Paul said if the STP is not ready, the building cannot open. <br /> Paul asked about windows? Mr. Scott said they are scheduled for delivery in <br /> January. They just made the submission for the louvers at the base of the <br /> windows . <br /> Paul explained to Mr. Scott the Cape ' s unique high humidity situation. <br /> There has been a problem with condensation, inside , at the other school <br /> building. It is best to "bake it out" as best you can before the weather <br /> gets very humid. It is a problem with slab on grade with no air <br /> conditioners and buildings that are shut down for long periods of time. He <br /> has been discussing this with the architects and believe, if they warm the <br /> building prior to the condensation happening, he does not think they will <br /> 5 <br />