$CGRW CannaGrow Holdings, Inc. I live about 3 m
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Posted On: 01/07/2016 11:55:55 AM
$CGRW CannaGrow Holdings, Inc.
I live about 3 miles from the construction site at Colorado Buffalo Ranch
They poured the stem wall for the head house on Wednesday afternoon. I took this picture of the completed and covered stem wall.
The security fence is moving right along and that crew was actually the only ones on site when I arrived late in the day. All of the gate poles, corner poles and line poles are in around the 5 acres and they are starting to put in top rails and the chain link. It is really coming along. The guy that seemed to be the boss on the fence crew says that next week the greenhouse building erection starts and that is about a 10 day process. He also said that the head house slab will be poured as soon as the stem wall that was poured on Wednesday passes the cure test.
I asked about the head house materials and he confirmed that they are at the Latcon (general contractor) construction yard and in an effort to save time and energy will not be onsite until the slab is cured and inspected. He said there is no reason to move all of the materials twice and they will unload them off of the deliver lowboy as they build the building.
bottom line is we are moving right along
I live about 3 miles from the construction site at Colorado Buffalo Ranch
They poured the stem wall for the head house on Wednesday afternoon. I took this picture of the completed and covered stem wall.
The security fence is moving right along and that crew was actually the only ones on site when I arrived late in the day. All of the gate poles, corner poles and line poles are in around the 5 acres and they are starting to put in top rails and the chain link. It is really coming along. The guy that seemed to be the boss on the fence crew says that next week the greenhouse building erection starts and that is about a 10 day process. He also said that the head house slab will be poured as soon as the stem wall that was poured on Wednesday passes the cure test.
I asked about the head house materials and he confirmed that they are at the Latcon (general contractor) construction yard and in an effort to save time and energy will not be onsite until the slab is cured and inspected. He said there is no reason to move all of the materials twice and they will unload them off of the deliver lowboy as they build the building.
bottom line is we are moving right along
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