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The Wade is a two-building, 102-unit mixed-use condominium and ground floor commercial development spanning the east side of the 1400-block of Cook Street between Johnson Street and Pandora Avenue.
The 1950's-era Medical Arts Building, situated at Pandora Avenue and Cook Street, will be restored and transformed into a residential building.
A new-build, four-storey concrete lowrise will be situated at Cook and Johnson streets.
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Approximately 24,000 square feet of ground floor commercial space will front onto Johnson Street, Cook Street and Pandora Avenue.
Beyond the insurance premium I don't think so.
So is the city on the hook for any costs to the developer?
Did the water main break by itself or did a piece of equipment hit it?
Did the water main break by itself or did a piece of equipment hit it?
Well, it happened while nobody was on site.
The water main was also underground, not exposed to machinery nor had it ever been.
As VHF said, there's no other logical way to reconcile the situation until The Wade's underground walls are completed and soil can be trucked on-site. Nobody wants this issue to last any longer than it has to but I doubt the insurance company would have agreed to a temporary, potentially unsafe half-measure, while construction catches up to the situation.
Sorry, I disagree. The end result is Johnson St has turned into a one lane train wreck for many many months to come.
The insurance company is looking for the cheapest solution, when do you ever know an insurance company to go for the most expensive option?
Anyway, I am not going to beat on this, I have stated my concerns
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