Construction staff presented extensive photo and drone updates on the Greenville site and described completed and planned retaining walls, detention-system precast structures and sanitary/water connections. The contractor reported completing roughly three dozen blasting events to remove rock; for remaining rock the contractor will use mechanical removal to avoid blasting during adjacent concrete pours.

Committee members raised concerns about pedestrian access from Boswell Avenue and Sandy Lane, where sidewalks are absent and grades are steep. Staff said off-site improvements such as sidewalks are ineligible for state reimbursement and would be a city cost. Within the site, design allows for internal circulation options, and staff said stair or sidewalk connections could be considered but would add cost; an unmanned gym entrance could be used for after-hours community access.

Safety measures near construction entrances were discussed, including temporary guardrails, notification letters to residents when trees on the property line are affected, and coordination with city staff. Staff said they will send certified letters to affected neighbors for trees on the property line and proceed with necessary removals within the site for safety reasons.

Ending: Committee requested continued attention to site safety, neighbor notification and clarity on pedestrian access solutions as design and final grading advance.