Sumner High School Modernization & Expansion Phase 1

5/18/23: Sumner High Phase 1 ribbon cutting/open house a success

More than 100 people attended the Sumner High School Phase 1 ribbon cutting and open house event on May 17. The school’s band, land acknowledgement, remarks from school and district officials made for a meaningful celebration, which included high praise for the beautiful, state-of-the-art building and recognition for the tremendous community and voter support that made the project possible.

A team of staff and students cut the purple ribbon, ushering in the crowd who enjoyed a self-guided tour of the three-story building that highlighted classrooms, science labs, the library and student store.

SHS Phase 1 Modernization and Expansion Project Fact Sheet

5/1/23: Sumner High students make exciting move to new building 

This week, students moved into the brand new Sumner High School Phase 1 Modernization and Expansion Project! This 86,000-square-foot state-of-the-art building includes a new commons, library, kitchen/cafeteria, 18 classrooms and additional restrooms. The new building will house our science and social studies departments, with brand new science labs. Other features include updated security and technology, a mezzanine and outdoor courtyard, and a new Spart Mart student store.

This amazing new learning space would not have been possible without the support of our Sumner and Bonney Lake communities! Thank you to the voters who approved Phase 1 of the Sumner High School Modernization and Expansion project as part of our 2016 Capital Bond.

The District has completed the design, planning and permitting for the Sumner High School Modernization and Expansion Phase 1 project. Now in the construction phase, we'll keep you updated on the ongoing activity on the west portion of the campus. Until we get to construction on the interior, take a peek inside with these architechual renderings. The project is anticipated to be complete in early 2023.

Building features:

• New commons
• New library
• New kitchen/cafeteria
• New additional classrooms
• Associated student services (technology, security, restrooms)

1/18/23

If you’ve driven Sumner’s Main Street, you’ve seen the high school’s impressive Phase 1 Expansion nearing even closer to completion. Here’s an update on construction activities:

• Systems are being tested and ready for inspection. This includes items such as the elevator, fire panel, kitchen equipment, fume hoods, alarms, generator, and equipment shutdowns for gas, HVAC.
• Walkway between the expansion and the main building is now lit and about to be finished.
• Work continues on the interior — finishes, technology, furniture and more.

10/17/22

While progress continues on the exterior of the Sumner High School Phase 1 Expansion, even more is happening behind the walls inside the new building, which is slated to open early in 2023. Here’s the latest:

Exterior

• Concrete paving is underway on the west side of the building and on Mason Street
• The canopy (covered walkway between the current building and new building) is moving along well
• Fencing has been moved to add more parking stalls on the south side of the building

Interior

• Kitchen flooring is in progress and equipment will be installed next week
• The commons has been painted and vinyl wall covering is installed
• Acoustic panels are in progress
• Level 1 classrooms are as complete as possible at this stage
• Level 2 cabinets and wall boards being installed with mechanical, electrical and plumbing, acoustic panels and grids all ongoing
• Level 3 casework will continue upon material delivery
• Polishing and sealing of the concrete floors will begin next week

9/30/22

Construction of the Sumner High School Expansion Phase 1 project is coming along on time with ongoing exterior work and progress inside the building. Here are some updates: 

Exterior 

• Siding ongoing
• Window shading installed on south end
• Fire lane forms complete; fence posts are next
• On-site paving planned for early next month

Inside

• Level 1
  • Library acoustic panels complete; classroom panels installation continues
  • Installing lights and air/heating units in classrooms 
  • Installing epoxy countertops
  • Installing kitchen moisture barrier, resilient flooring and equipment
  • Commons painting ongoing
• Level 2
  • Cabinet installation ongoing
  • Vinyl wallcovering and acoustic panel grids up next
• Level 3
  • Painting is complete
  • Installing acoustic grids and panels

9/8/22

We’re on track for completion of the Sumner High School Modernization and Expansion Phase 1 for early 2023! The new building will include a commons, library, kitchen and cafeteria, classrooms and associated students services, such as technology, security and restrooms.

Here’s the latest on construction progress:

• New sidewalk on Wood Avenue complete
• Sidewalks and gutters installed at parking lot driveway on Washington Street
• Coordinating landscape work
• Siding installation continues around the building
• Majority of windows installed
• Elevator finish work and power source continues
• Lighting installation continues on the first floor

8/19/22

Sumner High School

• Work on Main and Mason streets now complete; site hooked into sewer line
• Beginning work on all site concrete, plantings and fence
• Materials for the cover of the walkway between the old building and new building arrives later this month, with anticipated completion in early October
• Current interior work includes glass installation, acoustics, taping, mechanical, electrical and heating

6/16/22

The Sumner High School Modernization & Expansion project is on its way to completion. As of June, construction crews have completed:

• Fire sprinklers throughout the building
• Mechanical, electrical and plumbing in first floor library and classrooms
• Plumbing inside the walls
• Electrical in kitchen ready for inspection
• Second floor framing near completion

Crews are installing:

• Metal trim and brick veneer around the building
• Structural components for windowed walls
• Insulation and sheetrock in preparation for fixtures
• Metal frames on level three

Anticipated completion: Early 2023

3/18/22

Sumner High School’s Modernization and Expansion Phase 1 construction project is on schedule, anticipated to be completed in early 2023. Here’s the latest on the project, which will feature a new commons, library, kitchen/cafeteria, additional classrooms and associated student services (technology, security, restrooms). 

• Masonry: Work on the kitchen and building system spaces north of the commons is near completion. 
• Steel: Throughout the month of March, structural steel has made its journey to the site and then into the skeleton of the building you see today. The District celebrated the placement of the final piece of the classroom wing with the steelworkers.  
• Decking: Decking is being placed on the second and third floors in preparation for concrete pour on those floors. The corridors on all floors and the science classrooms will all have concrete floors like the commons.  
• Roofing: Additional decking is placed on the roof to prepare for the actual roof installation, which is anticipated to begin in April.

3/17/22 ‘Topping Off’ Ceremony celebrates milestone in Sumner High School expansion project 

A round of applause erupted from a crowd outside of Sumner High School on Monday as the last steel beam was placed for the school’s modernization and expansion project.  

The 30-foot-long beam was signed by hundreds of Sumner High School students and staff as part of a “Topping Off '' Ceremony, which typically represents the first introduction of a building to the public. It’s the first ceremony of its kind at SBLSD.

“Speaking of the students, this is for them. This shows that we’re investing in them,” said Matt Guilanians, Hainline & Associates project manager contracted by the District.

The new building will feature a new commons, library, kitchen/cafeteria and additional classrooms. We thank our voters for making this possible with the passage of the 2016 capital construction bond. 

Construction started on the new building in September, with an expected completion date of early 2023. 

In a “Topping Off” ceremony, the placement of the final steel beam usually represents the first introduction of a building to the public and celebrates the accomplishments of the construction crew. The beam is often adorned with an Evergreen tree and an American flag for good luck.

Sumner High School science teacher Skip Ashley signed the beam last week. He was also a member of the SHS Project Review Task Force, made up of community members to help review the project.

“One of the main reasons the bond was passed was to get new science rooms. One of those is going to be my classroom,” he said, gesturing to the building. 

Kevin Lewis, a member of the school board, said the community was key in getting the project to where it is today.

“I think it’s a testament to the District really coming together, bringing the community in,” Lewis said.

Students shared their excitement for the new building as they signed the final beam last week.

“I’m just really excited to see the new building,” said Jillian Orm, SHS sophomore.

“I think it’s going to be pretty sweet,” added SHS sophomore Gavin Washington.

Alexus Morfin and Evelyn Nino are both juniors at SHS and are graduating at the end of 2023. They said they were happy to leave their legacy by signing the beam and paving the way for a new generation to be able to benefit from the building.

“I’m kind of jealous because my little brother will get to go in there,” Nino said.

1/13/22

Sumner High School’s Modernization and Expansion Phase 1 construction project is on schedule, anticipated to be completed in early 2023. Here’s the latest on the project, which will feature a new commons, library, kitchen/cafeteria, additional classroom and associated student services (technology, security, restrooms).

• Eco Rain Tank: Fabricated on site, the Eco-Rain Tank is now complete and being buried. The large underground stormwater control structure has a 393,475 gallon capacity. Related storm structures and electrical will follow once the bury is complete.
• Right-of-Way: Right-of-way work to install street lighting on Mason Street is scheduled to begin on Jan. 24. This work affects only the school side of the street.
• Foundation Slabs: Concrete foundation slabs in Area 2 are complete. The slab in Area 1 has just begun. The slabs will become the sub-flooring in the kitchen area, where flooring material will be placed on top of it. The library and offices on the main floor will also receive floor covering. The rest of the space will have the top of the slab polished and will be the finished floor.
• Masonry: The week of Jan. 17, concrete masonry work on exterior walls will begin in Area 2, which is the back-of-house side of the building where the kitchen, electrical and mechanical rooms and related areas are located.

10/14/21

• Happening now: Foundation work that includes drilling 100 piles to be filled with concrete. (Drive by on Main Street to see the 117-foot drill rig, likely the tallest structure in the core downtown area. Photographed on the left.)

• Up next: Excavation to make way for an Eco-Rain Tank, a large underground stormwater control structure, which will be fabricated on site.

September 2021

Groundbreaking Event

On Sept. 23, 2021, the District held the official groundbreaking event for Phase 1! Take a look at highlights of the event below.

Anticipated construction activities for September 2021:

Week of 9/13

• Site mobilization
• Perimeter fence
• Construction entrance road

Week of 9/20

• Construction trailer on site
• Materials delivery
• Possible start of drilling

Week of 9/27

• Drilling (3 week duration)
• Truck traffic: concrete, dirt

7/15/21

School board awards construction contract for SHS Modernization & Expansion Phase 1

At the July 14 meeting, the school board awarded the construction contract for Sumner High School. Bids came in under the estimated budget for the project, which has made substantial behind-the-scenes planning, design and permitting progress over the past year. Here’s more detail about this 2016 capital construction bond project:

• Take a peek inside this first phase of the project, which includes a new security vestibule, commons, cafeteria, library, student store, science labs, classrooms and more. This Phase 1 project deliberately incorporates a forward-thinking design to allow for the future Replacement Phase 2, which will be included in the District’s next bond proposal.
• Construction contractor: Cornerstone General Contractors (total contract amount: $37,812,475)
• Anticipated completion: Late 2022

4/28/21

• Notice of Action of appeal period under the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) relating to the Sumner High School Master Plan Project.
• Addendum to the Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance associated with the Sumner High School Master Plan Project. There is no Comment Period to the Addendum under SEPA.

4/9/21

Comments on the Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance may be accepted by the District until 5 p.m. on April 26, 2021.

• Mitigated Determination of Non-significance issued by Sumner-Bonney Lake School District

2/22/21

State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) Documents

• SHS Modernization and Expansion, A Phased Master Plan: SEPA Checklist
• SHS Master Plan: Expanded SEPA Checklist Notice and Comment Period

1/21/21

Design renderings showcase a beautiful, expanded Sumner HS  

We’re excited to share this peek inside Sumner High School’s Expansion Phase 1 construction project! These design renderings showcase what will be the school’s new security vestibule, commons, cafeteria, library, student store, science labs, classrooms and more. The District is working with BLRB Architects to create this timeless and cost-efficient design that honors the sense of place in the Sumner valley, evoking the Spartan spirit.  

Funding for this expansion is complete, made possible by passage of the 2016 construction bond. This Phase 1 project deliberately incorporates a forward-thinking design to allow for the future Replacement Phase 2.  

With the design nearly complete and ready for permit submission, the team is focused on preparing and completing all of the required entitlement documents to move the project forward with an anticipated completion of late 2022.

9/23/20

At their Sept. 23 meeting, the School Board took action on these items related to the Sumner High School construction project:

• Motioned to reaffirm the Board’s commitment to the Sumner High School Master Plan and Phase 1 Implementation Consistent with the 2016 capital projects bond
• Adopted Resolution No. 2/20-21: Revocation of Resolution No. 15/17-18 and Substitution of Authorized District Personnel Relating to Sumner School Modernization and Expansion (Phase 1)
• Adopted Resolution No. 3/20-21: Approval of Value Engineering Sumner High School
  
  

9/16/20

At their Sept. 16 meeting, the School Board heard a presentation on the project's value engineering report and master plan:

7/22/20

Sumner High School Modernization & Expansion Phase 1 

Progress continues on several aspects of the Phase 1 Expansion of Sumner High School! Here’s the latest on this 2016 Bond project, which is on schedule for completion in Fall 2022:

• Removing 8 portable classrooms and 2 office trailers, making way for 36 parking stalls to be added back in the North Lot for use when school starts.
• Dry weather is allowing us to now complete work on the District-own vacant lots around SHS. Finishing work includes filling in foundations and final site stabilization.
• The City of Sumner is reviewing parking lot plans for the vacant lot next to the Elhi Hill High School Program on Meeker Street across from SHS. With this parking lot expansion, a total of 53 parking stalls will serve both Elhi Hill and SHS.
• Value engineering study is complete. The construction team will present implementation and design development plans to the School Board on Aug. 19. A link to the virtual board meeting will be posted online at least 24 hours prior to the meeting on the “agendas & minutes” page.
  
  

5/21/20

Sumner High School Modernization & Expansion Phase 1 

Work on Sumner High School Expansion Phase 1 continues moving forward on time and on budget, using funds from the 2016 Construction Bond. Anticipated completion is Fall 2022. Here’s a roundup of progress associated with the Expansion Phase 1 project:

• Schematic Design for Phase 1 is complete. The design will soon be presented to the School Board for formal acceptance. School Board meetings and agendas. 
• Demolition of 13 vacant, District-owned houses around SHS is complete. In about a month, or when the weather dries, fill and grading will be completed to prepare for construction associated with Phase 1. 
• Expansion of the Meeker Avenue parking lot, located at the Elhi Hill High School Program site across from SHS, is designed and in the permitting process. This will add 26 parking stalls for a total of 53 stalls to serve both Elhi Hill and SHS. The parking lot expansion also includes landscaping and fencing.
  
  

4/30/20

Sumner High School Expansion Phase 1

As the schematic design for Phase 1 is wrapping up, our team will put the design through a value engineering process, in which an independent consultant reviews the current design concepts to identify potential opportunities for cost effectiveness and efficiency, and to identify alternatives that might offer cost benefits or improve project quality. 

 The completed schematic design and the value engineering recommendations will then be presented to the School Board, as well as the District’s recommendation for which value engineering measures to adopt. Dates for School Board presentation have not yet been determined.

4/3/20

Sumner High School Expansion Phase 1

• Schematic design is nearly complete. What’s a schematic design? It’s a plan that details the scope, budget and schedule of the project, and includes descriptions of the building’s structural, mechanical, electrical systems, and interior and exterior materials. Next step: Request bids for value engineering analysis, which identifies potential cost savings.
• Demolition of 13 vacant, District-owned houses near SHS is complete. Next step: Add fill to the vacant lots when the weather improves and the sites are dry. 

Sumner High School: Phase 1 Expansion

6/21/19

School Board unanimously approves phased Master Plan approach for modernization and expansion of Sumner High School

At the June 18 School Board meeting, Superintendent Dent presented two recommendations to the Board regarding the path forward for Sumner High School’s modernization and expansion project. The School Board unanimously approved:

• Implementation of the Sumner High School Project Review Task Force's recommendation for a phased Master Plan approach for the modernization and expansion of Sumner High School, which consists of an Initial Phase to be built now, and a future buildout of facilities under the Master Plan.
  
  
• Engaging consultants to plan for a bond proposition, which is necessary to carry out buildout of the Master Plan, with the goal to put a bond proposition before the voters as soon as reasonably possible.

Next, the District will form a Facilities Steering Committee that will work with a construction management firm, with the assistance of a facilitator, to consider the facilities and timing of full buildout of the Master Plan as well as other District needs. Stay tuned for more information on the Facilities Steering Committee and the SHS project timeline.

View Superintendent Dent's presentation to the School Board and Recommendation Report.  

5/14/19

May 14 SHS Task Force Meeting

On May 14, the SHS Project Review Task Force met for their fourth and final meeting to review and discuss final concepts for project pathway, identify preferred concept(s), and discuss and finalize recommendations in light of state and local circumstances. Read a detailed summary of Meeting #4. 

The public is invited to learn about the Task Force’s recommendations for a path forward for the modernization and expansion of Sumner High School in light of state and local circumstances:

Public Meetings (meeting format and content are identical)
· May 28: 6-7:30 p.m., Sumner Middle School (1508 Willow St. in Sumner)
· May 29: 6-7:30 p.m., Lakeridge Middle School (5909 Myers Rd E in Bonney Lake)

Public Meeting Agenda
· 6:00 p.m.: Meeting begins
· 6:15 p.m.: Presentation
· 6:45 p.m.: Audience Q&A
· 7:00 p.m.: Open house
· 7:30 p.m.: Meeting ends

5/1/19

SHS Task Force Meeting: May 14

The public is invited to attend the fourth and final meeting of the Sumner High School Project Review Task Force, who will: review and discuss final concepts for project pathway, identify preferred concept(s), and discuss and finalize recommendations in light of state and local circumstances. Final Task Force meeting: May 14, 8-10 a.m., Central Office Board Room.

The public is also invited to attend one of two identical SHS Project Review Public Meetings to learn about the Task Force’s recommendations for a path forward for the modernization and expansion of the high school. Presentation begins at 6:15 p.m. at both meetings. 

- May 28: 6-7:30 p.m., Sumner Middle School (1508 Willow St)
- May 29: 6-7:30 p.m., Lakeridge Middle School (5909 Myers Rd E)

Learn more: http://bit.ly/2vUvEWc

5/1/19

Task Force continues review and evaluation

The SHS Project Review Task Force met for its third meeting on April 30 to continue its review and evaluation, in light of state and local circumstances, of the High School modernization and expansion project.  Further development of the Master Plan concepts, to be built out in phases, was presented to the Task Force.  The Initial Phase would implement the goals of the 2016 Capital Projects Bond, including needed additional classrooms, a new commons and kitchen, a new library, and improved circulation in the High School. Each concept also included a Master Plan to evaluate the Initial Phase in relationship to future buildout, including potential facilities. The Task Force also considered different timelines for planning and construction of facilities under a Master Plan and supported separate bond funding to complete future buildout under a Master Plan. The public is invited to the Task Force’s final meeting on May 14 from 8-10 a.m. in the District Central Office. Learn more about the third Task Force meeting, including meeting handouts: http://bit.ly/2JgORZX

4/26/19

Save the Date: SHS Project Public Meetings, May 28 & 29

Mark your calendar to attend one of two public meetings, where interested individuals will learn about the SHS Project Review Task Force’s recommendations for a path forward for the modernization and expansion of Sumner High School in light of state and local circumstances.

4/23/19

SHS Task Force Meeting: April 30

The SHS Project Review Task Force will continue discussions of potential phased master plan concepts and will provide guidance to develop a recommended path at its third meeting on April 30 from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Central Office Board Room. The public is invited to the meeting. Check out the full agenda at www.sumnersd.org/SHSTaskForce.

4/19/19

Task Force sees new SHS plan concepts

The SHS Project Review Task Force met for its second meeting on April 16. A robust agenda was presented, including a detailed review and evaluation of the original bid design and the re-tooled (revised) design, and new plan concepts that could fit into an initial phase and a phased master plan. View the April 16 meeting summary and handouts: http://bit.ly/2GuRbL1. The public is invited to the next Task Force meeting: April 30, 8-10 a.m., Central Office. Learn more about the Task Force at www.sumnersd.org/SHSTaskForce.

3/26/19

Task Force Orientation Meeting

The Sumner-Bonney Lake School District’s Sumner High School Project Review Task Force met for its introductory meeting on Tuesday, March 26th. The Task Force was convened to provide advice to the District on how to proceed with modernizing and expanding Sumner High School in light of current state and local circumstances. At the meeting, the Superintendent recognized the legacy of the significant connection between Sumner High School and the community and the importance of evaluating the project in the context of the entire campus to continue that legacy for future generations. The Task Force was introduced to the project, was provided background on the goals of the 2016 Bond measure, and learned about changed circumstances since the Bond passage and project constraints.

Hainline & Associates, an experienced construction management firm in educational facilities, engaged by the District to assist the Task Force to develop a path forward for the project and the Sumner High School campus, provided the Task Force with an outline of how they will work iteratively with the Task Force to develop, evaluate and narrow options for the path forward. The Task Force members provided Hainline with a list of questions and information desired to inform their work. The list included items such as the condition of the current buildings, clarification on the project budget, the need to increase classroom capacity for programs, the facilities and uses on the campus, and many more.

The Task Force will meet again on Wednesday, April 16th, at the District Central Office, from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.

Find meeting materials and further information here

3/15/19

Sumner High School Project Review Task Force Members Selected

The Sumner-Bonney Lake School District selected 20 members to serve on the newly-formed Sumner High School Project Review Task Force, charged with the review, study, and evaluation of the modernization and expansion of the high school in light of current state and local circumstances, and making a recommendation to the superintendent for direction of the project.

Lead by Hainline & Associates, Inc., with the assistance of a neutral facilitator, EnviroIssues, the Task Force will meet over the next two months, applying their individual and collective planning, construction, and industry experience and expertise to consider concepts and provide input on development of options and ultimately recommending a path forward for expanding and modernizing Sumner High School given current conditions.

Task Force Members (bios)

Task Force Meetings
The public is welcome to attend Task Force meetings, which are scheduled from 8 to 10 a.m. on March 26, April 16, April 30 and May 14 at the District’s Central Administration Office (1202 Wood Ave. in Sumner).  Meetings are subject to change.

Task Force Process

• Hainline will discuss the High School campus features, provide concepts and present to the Task Force various modernization and expansion strategies to guide the Task Force.  
• The Task Force will provide input, including suggestions for revisions to the concepts.
• Working iteratively with the Task Force, Hainline will refine concepts and present potential options for the Task Force’s consideration. Hainline and the Task Force will work to identify pros and cons and consider how options meet the goals of the District bond.
• The Task Force will seek to come to agreement on a path forward to recommend to the superintendent an option for expanding and modernizing Sumner High School.

Find more information about the Sumner High School Project Review Task Force at www.sumnersd.org/SHSTaskForce.

12/12/18

11/19/18

Revised Sumner High modernization redesign unveiled; School Board to study options

At the Nov. 19 Study Session, architects presented a revised design for the Sumner High School modernization project. Due to extraordinarily high construction costs, the District must make substantial changes from the original design that went out for bid in October.

The School Board will further examine the revised design scope, costs and timeline, and consider options and opportunities that will create a school with features and benefits our students, staff and community deserve.

At the Dec. 12 board meeting, the School Board will take action on the direction of the Sumner High School project. At that time, the District will determine next steps, which will be communicated to the public.

We promise that Sumner High School, steeped in tradition of everlasting loyalty and support, will remain the heart of the Sumner community.

11/8/18

Sumner High modernization project design to be revised

After construction bids came in higher than expected on the Sumner High School modernization project, the School Board authorized the District develop a revised design that still meets educational and safety needs.

An unusually high volume of construction projects in the market and other factors necessitate a revised design that will reduce costs in this construction climate, in part, by modernizing more existing space and constructing less new space. The revised design will keep these elements as promised in the 2016 capital construction bond, including:

• Safety and security improvements
• Science, music and general classroom expansion
• Commons (cafeteria) expansion
• Restroom and hallway expansion
• Modernization of existing building, including administration/student services area, library, classrooms, food service area, support spaces and building infrastructure
• Site improvements, such as parking and parent/bus drop-off lanes, and removal of portables

Another cost-savings opportunity is realized through project sequencing and an adjusted timeline. The redesign will include site work, a classroom addition and modernization, which allows for more competitive bidding among contractors and a streamlined work plan.

At this time, with a sequencing approach, the District anticipates starting work in Summer 2019 with partial completion in Fall 2020 and full completion in Fall 2021.

10/11/18

Sumner High School modernization project is met with delays, refined design

Last week, construction bids came in higher than expected on the Sumner High School modernization project, causing the project team to reimagine a new design with substantial cost savings.

Due to a historically-aggressive construction market steeped with high demand and costs, coupled with a complex project, the sole bid came in well over the project’s construction budget.

With a better idea of market costs, architects went back to the drawing table and created a refined and more simplified design for the Sumner High School modernization project – cutting costs by an estimated 30 percent – that still meets educational and safety needs while keeping our promise to voters in a fiscally-prudent manner.

A process is underway with the project team, including design partners, consultants, the city of Sumner and the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, to further refine the design and work toward a concept that significantly reduces costs.

A combination of the high construction market, a new design and permitting delays mean a revised project timeline. At this time, with a phased approach, the District anticipates starting work in Summer 2019 with partial completion in Fall 2020 and full completion in Fall 2021.