Concrete Delays Construction of New Elementary School ; the Underground Debris Costs About $60,000 Per Day to Remove.
Dayton Daily News › July 21, 2010
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HUBER HEIGHTS -- Large amounts of concrete, rebar and debris discovered underground at the site of the new Wright Brothers Elementary School has already led to nearly $350,000 in unexpected costs and set the project back by between two to four weeks.
Construction manager Daniel Brown said removing the subterranean concrete costs about $60,000 per day, and it is unknown how much debris remains.See the full content of this document
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Concrete Delays Construction of New Elementary School ; the Underground Debris Costs About $60,000 Per Day to Remove.
The site, located behind Menlo Park and Kitty Hawk elementary schools, was mo...
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