Our construction project replacing the failed retaining wall at South 13th and G Streets and fencing of the campus is well underway. A new retaining wall designed by structural and Geotechnical engineers has been completed. • Expect intermittent one-lane closures of the 14th and 13th street entrances to the campus Monday 10/6 through Friday 10/17 for gate installation work. Please use caution when entering and exiting the campus during these times. • Parking-lot lighting repairs and gate control electrical work are in progress. • The Bollards that have been installed will be painted yellow in the next few days. • Removal of the old chain-link fencing will continue through the first half of October. This will require intermittent closure of some parking spaces along the parking lot fence line during business hours. • Fencing between the St. Leo School building and the church will be replaced beginning the week of 10/6. Fencing to prevent loitering behind the St. Leo Sign on Yakima Avenue will be installed late October to Early November depending upon delivery of final materials. • The parking area between the former St. Leo School (Tahoma Center) and the Church remains closed for storage of fencing materials prior to their installation. The closure is expected to continue until Late November. Please note that pedestrian access to the church from the Yakima Avenue steps into this area will be closed during this period also. Neighborhood Clinic access will be enabled only during clinic hours of operation. • Current plans will have all driveway gates open during normal business hours Sunday through Saturday. As you may recall upgrading the fencing and closing campus nighttime access was recommended by law enforcement and security consultants as a necessary step to address thefts, property destruction, vandalism, and other crimes costing tens of thousands of dollars per year. The cost of improving the fencing around the campus is being shared with Catholic Community Services. We will provide further updates as construction proceeds