Weather: 24°C, mostly sunny
Workers onsite: At least four

Work done today:

• Membrane at the Building 244 entrance was stripped in preparation for sealant and new membrane to be laid down
• New membrane was delivered to the site
• The membrane drop down at the north end of the Phase 1 extension was extended to be the proper full eight inches

Also of note: I once again let the mail delivery person in, so we got mail delivery for a second day. Someone else apparently let in an Amazon delivery person as I could see new packages in the lobby (mailroom) and delivered to units on the ground floor. Whoever did that, thanks!

Weather: 29°C, sunny
Workers onsite: At least six

Work done today:

• Work was focused on demolition of the area in front of the Building 244 entrance
• Pavers were removed and stacked in the central courtyard
• Sand is being stored in the emergency repair area
• The area was cleared down to the membrane
• The Terminator (see photo below) is parked in the area, ready to remove membrane

As noted before, Prostar refused to give a time estimate of how long this work will take, nor have they explained how the mail and other deliveries will get in when the workers placed red caution tape directly (and extensively) in front of the doors.

I am giving my own estimate of 3–14 days for completion. At least the weather does not look to be a factor.

UPDATE, 1:37 p.m. Demolition is proceeding rapidly, with most pavers in the area now removed and stacked in the central courtyard.

I let the first Amazon delivery person in through the fire door--if you're expecting packages, check the 244 lobby!

I also let the mail carrier in, so mail delivery was unaffected today.

Prostar has promised to accommodate deliveries, etc. We'll see what happens after today.

I've also put up as much signage as possible redirecting people and advising where they can enter/exit the building.

Prostar has now closed off the main entrance to the 244 building to complete the Phase 1 extension work on the membrane project. See the map below for how to enter and exit the building during the closure.

Note that there is no official estimate on how long the work will take, as Prostar was asked by Strata Council to provide an estimate and refused.

Given their usual efforts, I would estimate up to two weeks, perhaps longer if there are delays for unforeseen reasons.

We will keep you posted on the work here.