Bricks & Mortar Report
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bricks & Mortar Report will provide updates every other Monday on major construction projects in Chenango County.
Chenango County Public Works Department:
• Contractors have completed excavating the 3-acre deep site at the Pharsalia Landfill for Cell 3. Officials said the liner is set to be installed this week. The expansion is projected to cost about $2.5 million. The new cell should handle the county's waste disposal needs for seven years.
• County supervisors last week authorized public works officials to accept a $51,000 bid to make repairs to a leaking roof at the Chenango County Highway Garage on Rexford Street in Norwich.
• Upgrades and maintenance issues are also being addressed for the Brisben Transfer Station.
Chiarino’s Insurance Agency:
• Justice Construction has begun the foundation masonry for a 400 square foot addition and new facade to this Broad Street business in Norwich.
• The work will be funded in part via a 50/50 match with the New York Main Street Program administered by the Norwich Business Improvement District. The program allows up to $10,000 per project.
• The building’s new facade and expansion to the south is intended to tie it into the old brick historical character of downtown.
Employment stats:
• The Chenango County Office of Employment and Training reported a 4.6 percent unemployment rate in June. The figure compares to 4.5 percent in June of 2006 and 4.5 percent last month.
• Chenango County is ranked 41st in the state. The lowest, Putnam County, is at 3.3 percent. Bronx County, ranked 62nd, is highest with 7.3 percent.
Norwich Family YMCA:
• Norwich YMCA Executive Director Jamey Mullen said several modifications are being undertaken at the 5 year old facility in order to improve operations. Beardsley Design Associates from Auburn and Syracuse is assisting with project selection and design.
• The building underwent significant modifications to its heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems last fall, including duct insulation, pool dehumidification and energy management improvements.
• The YMCA is currently replacing the existing roof to eliminate leaks and to increase energy savings.
• In August, workers will be repairing or replacing the synthetic gymnasium floors and track, the flooring in the fitness center and carpeting throughout the facility.
• The work should be completed by October.
Chenango County Public Works Department:
• Contractors have completed excavating the 3-acre deep site at the Pharsalia Landfill for Cell 3. Officials said the liner is set to be installed this week. The expansion is projected to cost about $2.5 million. The new cell should handle the county's waste disposal needs for seven years.
• County supervisors last week authorized public works officials to accept a $51,000 bid to make repairs to a leaking roof at the Chenango County Highway Garage on Rexford Street in Norwich.
• Upgrades and maintenance issues are also being addressed for the Brisben Transfer Station.
Chiarino’s Insurance Agency:
• Justice Construction has begun the foundation masonry for a 400 square foot addition and new facade to this Broad Street business in Norwich.
• The work will be funded in part via a 50/50 match with the New York Main Street Program administered by the Norwich Business Improvement District. The program allows up to $10,000 per project.
• The building’s new facade and expansion to the south is intended to tie it into the old brick historical character of downtown.
Employment stats:
• The Chenango County Office of Employment and Training reported a 4.6 percent unemployment rate in June. The figure compares to 4.5 percent in June of 2006 and 4.5 percent last month.
• Chenango County is ranked 41st in the state. The lowest, Putnam County, is at 3.3 percent. Bronx County, ranked 62nd, is highest with 7.3 percent.
Norwich Family YMCA:
• Norwich YMCA Executive Director Jamey Mullen said several modifications are being undertaken at the 5 year old facility in order to improve operations. Beardsley Design Associates from Auburn and Syracuse is assisting with project selection and design.
• The building underwent significant modifications to its heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems last fall, including duct insulation, pool dehumidification and energy management improvements.
• The YMCA is currently replacing the existing roof to eliminate leaks and to increase energy savings.
• In August, workers will be repairing or replacing the synthetic gymnasium floors and track, the flooring in the fitness center and carpeting throughout the facility.
• The work should be completed by October.
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