Construction Alerts

Construction Blues? Bike Around the Orange Cones!

The upcoming construction season will be one of the busiest on record. Consider getting a bicycle for your campus errands to help you get around much easier and quicker during the construction season. MSU Bikes offers long-term and short-term (hourly/ daily, etc.) bike rentals for the campus community.

Duffy Daugherty Football Building — Addition No. 4, George & Sally Perles Plaza and Weight Room Expansion
STATUS: In-Construction

The Duffy Daugherty Football Building is located at the corner of Chestnut Road and West Shaw Lane in the Athletic and Recreational District.

The addition will provide more team meeting spaces, coaching offices and a public display area, while improving the overall aesthetic of the building exterior.

The George & Sally Perles Plaza involves the development of a hard-scaped public plaza to the entrance and outdoor area of the football building addition, improves pedestrian circulation, opens views between West Shaw Lane and Chestnut Road, and ties together the transition between exterior public space and interior public space in the new facility.

The weight room portion of the project involves expanding the weight room by 6,500 square feet to increase and diversity the type of strength and conditioning equipment in the room, and to train athletes more efficiently and effectively.

Timeline:
Construction began in May 2007 and will be substantially complete by August 2008, with final completion by January 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Erin Bowdell - Phone No. (517) 432-2166 or Email: ebowdell@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Jeff Kasdorf - Phone No. (517) 353-5141 or Email: jkasdorf@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Roads - The New Farm Lane – Underpasses Construction

STATUS: In-Construction (Phase I and II)

Farm Lane is now closed to motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists from the commuter lot (Lot 89) north to Trowbridge Road. The Farm Lane/Service Road intersection is closed from the Laundry parking lot (Lot 88) on the west to the Lewis Landscape Arboretum parking lot (Lot 101) on the east. A small section of Farm Lane, from Mt. Hope Road to the commuter lot, will remain open until spring semester ends on May 4, 2008.
Detour routes will be posted, using the following roads in and around campus: Harrison Road, Mt. Hope Road, Hagadorn Road, Wilson Road, Bogue Street, Red Cedar Road, Trowbridge Road and Shaw Lane.

More about the project:
The Farm Lane Underpasses project will lower Farm Lane under two railroad crossings: the Canadian National (CN) line just north of Service Road and the CSX line just north of the commuter lot (Lot 89) at the corner of Mt. Hope Road and Farm Lane. Eliminating the current at-grade railroad crossings on Farm Lane will increase safety for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists, and decrease response times for emergency vehicles. Lowering Farm Lane will also improve access along this main north/south route through MSU. Improved traffic flow will allow CATA buses to stay on schedule. The project is a joint partnership between the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Michigan State University. MDOT will administer the design and construction of the project. It has two phases beginning October 2007 and ending the summer of 2009.

More information:
Michigan Department of Transportation
Capital Area Transportation Authority
PowerPoint presentation
Project brochure
Detour map
Campus maps

Pedestrian, bicyclist, motorist impacts:
No pedestrian, bicycle or vehicular traffic will be allowed on Farm Lane throughout the project. CATA routes have been adjusted to accommodate the project. Commuter lot (Lot 89) users who want to continue walking and biking to campus can go through the Ag Expo site (northwest of Lot 89) to Harrison Road north to campus.

Timeline:
Farm Lane and the affected stretch of Service Road will reopen in summer 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Andy Linebaugh - Phone No. (517) 819-8936 or Email: alinebau@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Steve Hadersbeck - Phone No. (517) 432-0323 or Email: hadersbeck@pplant.msu.edu

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Engineering Building - Barrier Free Parking
STATUS: In-Design

The Engineering Building is located on the corner of South Shaw Lane and Red Cedar Road in the Central Academic District. The project will complement the College of Engineering’s desire to make the west side of the building a new “front door” to the building. The existing loading dock area will be shifted north and have a loop driveway entrance to accommodate four barrier-free parking spaces with heated pavement, two delivery vans and three service vehicles. The vestibule will add 400 square feet of floor area with automatic doors for handicapper accessibility. The landscape design will implement the “wooded grove concept” delineated in MSU’s 2020 Vision master plan update.

The project will provide safe barrier-free parking on the west side of the complex; improve vehicular and pedestrian safety along Red Cedar Road and; eliminate unsafe off-street service vehicle parking along Red Cedar Road adjacent to the existing loading dock.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in April 2008 and will be substantially complete by October 2008, with final completion by December 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Andy Linebaugh - Phone No. (517) 819-8936 or Email: alinebau@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Steve Hadersbeck - Phone No. (517) 432-0323 or Email: hadersbeck@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Spartan Stadium - East Upper Stand Restoration
STATUS: In-Construction

Spartan Stadium — East Upper Stand Restoration
This project will repair the structural steel stands, clean and paint all structural steel, repair cement decking floor, replace the failing expansion joints, and install a traffic coating system throughout the east upper stands. In addition, minor structural and or life safety problems will be addressed throughout the stadium structure. The project will also include restoration of the guardrails on the ramps leading to the east upper deck.

Pedestrian, bicyclist, motorist impacts:
Temporary interuptions for Pedistrian, bicyclist, and mortist may occur on the Access Drive between the Stadium and Central Services Building, during this project.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in April 2008 and will be substantially complete by August 2008, with final completion by March 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Leisa Williams-Swedberg - Phone No. (517) 432-9685 or Email: lwilliam@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Scott Gardner - Phone No. (517) 432-0782 or Email: mgardner@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Steam Distribution - Vault 213 - Structural and Piping Repairs
STATUS: In-Construction

This project includes an emergency repair for a steam distribution anchor, structural vault repairs, and piping repairs. This project is composed of the following construction phases:

Phase I: Starts the middle of April 2008 and runs through May 2008 (Construction is stopped during Final Exams, April 28, 2008 through May 2, 2008). In addition, the Pedistrian Foot Bridge (Wells Hall - Administration Bridge) to be closed from Monday, May 5 to Saturday, May 10, 2008. For more details, please see the attached Site Drawing.

Phase II: Starts at the End of Phase I and runs through June 2008. This phase of construction will require the Pedistrian Foot Bridge (Wells Hall - Administration Bridge) to be closed during construction. Foot Traffic during construction of this phase will be detoured to the Library Foot Bridge or the Farm Lane Bridge. For more details, please see the attached Site Drawing.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Chris Burns- Phone No. (517) 432-2166 or Email: cburns@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Scott Gardner - Phone No. (517) 432-0782 or Email: mgardner@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Steam, Electrical, Communication & Water Distribution - West Circle Housing Complex - Phase 1 (2008)
STATUS: In-Construction

Phase 1 of this multi-phase project will include work from the west side of the Abbot entrance to the Beal Street entrance, located in the Residential and North Academic Districts.

This is Phase 1 of a multi-phase project and involves the replacement of deteriorating direct buried steam and condensate lines that were originally installed in the 1920s, upgrades to the existing water main, upgrades to existing electrical substations, and the installation of a new communication duct in accordance with the fiber optic plan.

Pedestrian, bicyclist, motorist impacts:
West Circle Drive will be reduced to one lane between the West Circle Housing Complex and Landon Field during summer 2008 to accommodate construction activity.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in April 2008 and will be substantially complete by August 2008, with final completion by April 2010.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Andy Linebaugh - Phone No. (517) 819-8936 or Email: alinebau@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Scott Gardner - Phone No. (517) 432-0782 or Email: mgardner@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Cyclotron — Office and Low Energy Research Additions
STATUS: In-Design

The National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL) is located west of Bogue Street between South Shaw Lane and Wilson Road in the Central Academic District.

The addition will be a simple building with a 20-foot interior clear height and structural support for possible future vertical expansion. The low-energy experimental area will be located north of the NSCL high crane bay and east of the existing office wing. It will house experimental equipment served by a new reaccelerator or system currently under construction in the east high bay.

The NSCL hopes to expand offices that will run parallel to East Shaw Lane and connect the two existing Cyclotron office wings. The addition will not only release pressure for office space but will provide space for collaboration amongst academic units and other purposes.

Motorist impacts:
South Shaw Lane will be down to one lane during summer 2008 to accommodate construction activity.

Timeline:
Construction is slated for May 2008 through early 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Ken Gottschalk - Phone No. (517) 353-7234 or Email: kjgottsc@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Jeff Kasdorf - Phone No. (517) 353-5141 or Email: jkasdorf@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Erickson Hall - Exterior Restoration
STATUS: In-Design

Erickson Hall is located west of Farm Lane between Shaw Lane and Red Cedar River. Constructed in 1957, the existing aluminium curtain wall, glazing system, and doors have become outdated. They will be replaced with new energy-efficient aluminum curtain walls and glazing system. New aluminum door systems will substitute the old exterior aluminum ones. The restoration will also include light sensors in the stairwells..

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Brad Bull - Phone No. (517) 355-7541 or Email: babull@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Greg Houghtaling - Phone No. (517) 353-5140 or Email: houghtal@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Holden Hall Public Area Renovations
STATUS: In-Design

Holden Hall is located on the northwest corner of Chestnut and Trowbridge Road in the Residential District.

The project is part of MSU Housing’s consolidated approach to pursue the improvement of public spaces, spaces that support academic and social interactions and the enhancement of outdoor space and building access systems.

The project will consist of a variety of work including new paint and furniture in the elevator lobbies, floor lounges, service centers, and corridors; new corridor carpeting; new lighting in the corridors; enhanced security access systems; updates to Sparty’s Convenience Store; and reprogramming of space. The project also includes renovation of six university classrooms. These renovations will enhance the teaching and learning environment to facilitate variety of pedagogies with the installation of updated technology equipment, acoustical wall dividers, movable furniture, upgrades to original building finishes, ventilation system improvements, and compliance with life safety code requirements.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in May 2008 and will be substantially complete by August 2008, with final completion by January 2010.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Chris Burns- Phone No. (517) 432-2166 or Email: cburns@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Jeff Kasdorf - Phone No. (517) 353-5141 or Email: jkasdorf@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

John and Marnie Demmer Shooting Sports Education and Training Center
STATUS: In-Design

The project site is located in the Agricultural District near the intersection of Jolly and College roads, within the Inland Lakes Research and Study area.

This project involves the construction of a 23,000-gross-square-foot building with two indoor ranges to accommodate small-bore and air rifle and archery. An outside archery park would include beginner and competitive ranges. The project also anticipates the development of a potential Olympic archery range in the future. The Center would be a multi-purpose venue that could support National Archery in the Schools Program, hunter safety, 4-H youth programs, shooting club sports and academic programs related to law enforcement and related curricula.

The project is proposed as a post frame building constructed with an interior concrete envelope for the small-bore range.

The Center would be open to faculty, staff, students and the public and would integrate and expand academics and other certification programming to enhance MSU’s relationship with the DNR and other agencies.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in May 2008 and will be substantially complete in November 2008, with final completion by March 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

This project is being managed by MSU’s Land Management Office. Assistant Director:

Ben Darling – Phone No. (517) 355-3272 or Email: darlin21@msu.edu

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Mary Mayo Hall - Renovations
STATUS: In-Construction

Mary Mayo Hall is located on West Circle Drive in the Residential District. Constructed in 1931, it is in need of major renovation, including installation of a new elevator, bathroom renovations and window replacements.

This project involves upgrading/replacing all major mechanical, electrical, and ventilation systems. It also includes enhancement and addition of safety and security systems including audio and visual smoke alarms, ADA code-required modifications, installation of a new elevator, new paint, asbestos abatement, lighting upgrades, flooring and ceiling replacement, roofing and exterior repair, office modifications, reconfiguration of the community bathrooms, replacement of existing furnishings, and other related improvements. The entire building will comply with applicable accessibility guidelines.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in May 2008 and will be substantially complete by June 2009, with final completion by December 2009. No students will be housed in the residence hall during the renovation project.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Brad Bull - Phone No. (517) 355-7541 or Email: babull@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Greg Houghtaling - Phone No. (517) 353-5140 or Email: houghtal@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Old College Field – Renovations - Phase II (Soccer Field)

STATUS: In-Design

Old College field is located north of Jenison Field House in the Athletic and Recreation District. The project involves the renovation and realignment of the soccer fields, realignment of the softball field including the relocation of the existing softball seating, dugout shelters and two scoreboards, addition of new soccer grandstand seating of 2,500, a press box, new walkways according to the Old College Field Master Plan, fencing and minor landscaping. The project also includes installation of underground storm, electric and communication utilities in the area.

Intercollegiate Athletics wishes to update and improve the baseball, softball and soccer facilities to create a unified collegiate complex intended to heighten the athletic experience for players, coaches and visitors. In June 2006, the Board of Trustees authorized planning for the Old College Field Master Plan, which included reorientation of the athletic fields and several other phased components.

Timeline:
Construction started in April 2008 and will be substantially complete by August 2008, with final completion by December 2008.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Andy Linebaugh - Phone No. (517) 819-8936 or Email: alinebau@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Deb Kinney - Phone No. (517) 432-0324 or Email: kinney@pplant.msu.edu

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Roads - Crescent and Middlevale Road Reconstruction - Phase 4

STATUS: In-Construction

Crescent and Middlevale Roads are in the Residential District west of Harrison Road. Both roads were constructed more than 40 years ago and have long since outlived their useful lives.

This project involves converting Crescent Road to three vehicle lanes (one each direction and one center turn lane) and two bike lanes to enhance pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle safety issues. Middlevale Road will match the new cross-section of road constructed in 2007. The project will also upgrade the water service within and along the road alignment and to the adjacent buildings to meet current fire-fighting requirements.

There are a total of five phases to be completed in this area by 2009.

Pedestrian, bicyclist, motorist impacts:
Direct access to all apartments will be maintained except for 1526-1534 where access will be restricted for a period of time during construction. Access to the Child Development Center will be somewhat limited, but not heavily affected. The CATA bus route will be accommodated by mini buses during construction since the standard buses will not be able to get through the road system when it’s under construction. The mini buses will circle the village and deliver customers to the bus stop at North Crescent and Harrison Road.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in May 2008 and will be substantially complete by August 2008, with final completion by November 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Andy Linebaugh - Phone No. (517) 819-8936 or Email: alinebau@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Dennis Hansen - Phone No. (517) 353-9223 or Email: hansen@pplant.msu.edu

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Roads - Wilson Road Reconstruction 2008 - East Wilson Hall Loop to Stadium Drive
STATUS: In-Bidding

This project involves the reconstruction of Wilson Road (from Wilson Hall's East Entrance Loop to the west side of Stadium Drive) and the intersection at Wilson and Chestnut Road. This road reconstruction will improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists by adding bicycle lanes and improving the crosswalk areas.

Pedestrian, bicyclist, motorist impacts:
The Chestnut Road and Wilson Road Intersection and the Wilson Road Segment from Wilson Hall's East Entrance Loop to the west side of Stadium Drive will be closed from approximately May 17, 2008 through July 18, 2008.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in May 17, 2008 and will be substantially complete by July 18, 2008, with final completion by September 30, 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Chris Burns- Phone No. (517) 432-2166 or Email: cburns@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Scott Gardner - Phone No. (517) 432-0782 or Email: mgardner@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Secchia Center — MSU College of Human Medicine Grand Rapids
STATUS: In-Construction

The Secchia Center project is located in Grand Rapids, Mich., on the northwest corner of Michigan Street and College Avenue, across from Spectrum Health and Van Andel Institute. It represents the physical expansion of MSU’s College of Human Medicine educational program to West Michigan.

Named in recognition of a gift from alumnus Ambassador Peter F. Secchia, the Secchia Center will include classrooms, seminar rooms, teaching laboratories and laboratory support, faculty and staff offices and student support spaces.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in May 2008 and will be substantially complete by June 2010, with final completion by January 2011.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Chris Burns- Phone No. (517) 353-8619 or Email: cburns@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Greg Houghtaling - Phone No. (517) 353-5140 or Email: houghtal@pplant.msu.edu

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Water Distribution - Wilson Road (West of Fee Hall) - Install New Water Main - 2008
STATUS: In-Design

This project involves installing a new water main along the east side of Wilson Road from just north of Conrad Hall to south of Shaw Lane. Will affect pedestrian sidewalk adjacent to the new water main route and a breif shutdown of Akers Road (weekend morning) just east of Wilson Road and Akers Road Intersection.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Andy Linebaugh - Phone No. (517) 819-8936 or Email: alinebau@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Scott Gardner - Phone No. (517) 432-0782 or Email: mgardner@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Spartan Village - Water Distribution and Demolition Bldgs 1401-4, 1410-14, 1420-26, 1512-20,1526-1534
STATUS: In-Design

The Housing and Food Services Ten-Year Strategic Plan calls for the demolition of buildings 1401-1404, 1410-1414, 1420-1426, 1512-20, and 1526-1534. These apartments have exceeded their life expectancy and it is no longer cost effective to maintain them. In addition, a new water main will be installed to raise fire flow capacity to the Spartan Village Complex. This project includes razing 34 buildings, site restoration, minor road and sidewalk repair, and the installation of a new water main to the Spartan Village Complex. The 34 buildings contain 380 apartments. The Spartan Village Laundry (1521) and Grounds Substation (1522) will remain.

Pedestrian, bicyclist, motorist impacts:
Pedistrians will be detoured around the construction site. No road closurers will be required during this project.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in late May 2008 (Water Main and New Recycling Area) with Building Demolition starting on July 7, 2008. This project will be substantially complete by November 13, 2008, with final completion by June 26, 2009.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Duke Colegrove- Phone No. (517) 353-7247 or Email: dcolegro@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Scott Gardner - Phone No. (517) 432-0782 or Email: mgardner@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

MSU Surplus Store and Recycling Center
STATUS: In-Bidding

The MSU Surplus Store and Recycling Center site is on 9 acres along the west side of Farm Lane, north of the CSX railroad in the Service District. The new 70,000 square-foot building will house recycling and relocate surplus activities. The site also will have a truck scale, exterior storage areas for compost, concrete and metal scrap, and space for roll-off and semi-trailer storage containers. A recycling education center also will be part of the facility. The building will be LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)-certified.

As the University moves to significantly enhance its position with environmental stewardship, the MSU Surplus Store and Recycling Center becomes a major component of this change. A comprehensive recycling plan will be implemented over the couple of years with the first major focus on five materials: white paper, mixed paper, newspapers, cardboard and plastic. By the time the facility comes online in July 2009, the current campus recycling of those materials must double as they are the primary revenue drivers to make the facility self-supporting.

In addition to recycling, the facility will be the new home of MSU Surplus, which will move from its current site on Harrison Road. The synergies between recycling and Surplus are intertwined and will result in an enhanced ability to meet the three R’s — reduce, reuse and recycle materials from campus.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in June 2008 and will be substantially complete by July 2009, with final completion by February 2010.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Chris Burns - Phone No. (517) 353-8619 or Email: cburns@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Greg Houghtaling - Phone No. (517) 353-5140 or Email: houghtal@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Addition Nos. 1 and 2 and Renovations
STATUS: In-Bidding

The Wharton Center is located on Bogue Street in the Central Academic District. The contemporary requirements for large Broadway production companies and the community expectations for star-quality entertainment have created the need to change the supporting functions for both the Great Hall and Pasant Theatres.

This project includes the alteration and expansion of administrative marketing and production offices, additional rehearsal rooms, star dressing rooms, cast dressing rooms, laundry, crew preparation and storage areas, concession service, and storage spaces. The Green Room will double in size to accommodate demands for donor participation. The backstage loading docks for both theaters will have ramp access, exterior canopies, and larger doors. Just-In-Time maintenance needs will also be addressed including the replacement and/or repair of air handlers and heat exchangers, stage lifts and elevators, telecommunication systems, and upgrades to fire, security and electrical systems.

Timeline:
Construction is planned to begin in May 2008 and will be substantially complete by October 2009, with final completion by November 2010.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Leisa Williams-Swedberg - Phone No. (517) 432-9685 or Email: lwilliam@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Mark Haslam - Phone No. (517) 353-3073 or Email: haslam@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.

Steam Distribution and Road Reconstruction - Wilson and Birch Roads
STATUS: In-Design

This project involves, replacing the deteriorating direct buried steam lines (installed in 1953) with new steam tunnel, installation of communication duct lines for Fiber Optics, and reconstruction of Birch (from Shaw Lane to Wilson Road) and Wilson Road (from Harrison Road to Wilson Hall’s East entrance Loop. This road reconstruction will improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists by adding bicycle lanes and improving the croswalk areas.

Questions, comments, concerns?

Construction Representative: Chris Burns- Phone No. (517) 432-2166 or Email: cburns@pplant.msu.edu

Design Representative: Scott Gardner - Phone No. (517) 432-0782 or Email: mgardner@pplant.msu.edu

Please refer to the Detour Web Page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.

Please see the Site Drawing for more information.