Phi Delt House
The foundation for the Phi Delta Theta house near the ESU campus is being poured this morning.
There’s a pouring crane involved.
Filed under: ESU on October 30th, 2007
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Cheryl Unruh 2008
Boomin’ business, building foundations!
Yesterday the foundation was back-filled. In the previous week the foundation was waterproofed.
It is getting exciting! I just went down near the ESU practice fields on Highland St. to look at the two upper-story modules of the new fraternity house. Parts of Highland and 14th Ave. are marked “No Parking” for the crane and lower units to be delivered tomorrow’s big hoist at 8:30 AM. KanBuild in Osage City expects a half day to set the modules.