Construction is proceeding on schedule. The general construction timeline for the redevelopment of McKee/Hostetter and Dezendorf Halls is 15-months of construction and completion in summer 2025 pending weather. General construction progress reports will be provided on this page as they become available. The timeline below provides the generalized construction timeline.
Progress update as of 9/16/2024:
GROWTH is happy to share with our progress report on Shimer Square in partnership with Estes Construction:
The saying, "they don't build 'em like they used to" rings true in the hallways of Shimer Square. Solid craftsmanship went into building these structures, and we’re proud that solid craftsmanship is shaping its future.
An average of 30 workers on site means 30 more mouths to feed in local restaurants, gas tanks to fill, supplies to gather at local stores, and 30 new guests into Mt. Carroll who may want bring their families to experience all that the community has to offer. Economic Growth Corporation's efforts extend beyond redevelopment; we encompass true economic and community development, and opportunities for local businesses to seize and thrive.
As construction ramps up, the number workers will soon increase to 150 on site weekly.
GROWTH is happy to share with our progress report on Shimer Square in partnership with Estes Construction:
- 6 months of active construction
- 35,700 hours of work completed
- 30 workers on average per week
- No safety issues or incidents
The saying, "they don't build 'em like they used to" rings true in the hallways of Shimer Square. Solid craftsmanship went into building these structures, and we’re proud that solid craftsmanship is shaping its future.
An average of 30 workers on site means 30 more mouths to feed in local restaurants, gas tanks to fill, supplies to gather at local stores, and 30 new guests into Mt. Carroll who may want bring their families to experience all that the community has to offer. Economic Growth Corporation's efforts extend beyond redevelopment; we encompass true economic and community development, and opportunities for local businesses to seize and thrive.
As construction ramps up, the number workers will soon increase to 150 on site weekly.