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Haynes Construction continued to break up existing concrete debris along the shoreline from NEORSD CSO #207 heading west to Villa Beach. Existing rubble and broken concrete from shoreline will be processed and utilized for proposed embankment.
Haynes Construction also continued placement of proposed stone revetment between CSO #206 and CSO #207. The contractor placed limestone armor stone, core stone, and filter stone.
Work Expected in the Next Two Weeks:
Haynes is scheduled to continue adding stone revetment including core and filter stone between NEORSD CSO #206 and #207 and will continue to place and compact embankment material from Euclid Beach pier to NEORSD CSO #206.
September 1, 2026
Progress:
Haynes Construction continues to process existing rubble from shoreline from NEORSD CSO #27 heading west. Processed rubble will be utilized for proposed embankment.
Haynes Construction also continued placement of proposed stone revetment from between CSO #206 and CSO #207. The contractor excavated trench into lakebed and placed limestone toe stone, core stone, filter stone, and armor stone.
Work Expected in the Next Two Weeks:
Haynes is scheduled to place and compact embankment between NEORSD CSO #206 and #207.
The contractor will also continue placement of stone revetment in same area.
August 19, 2026
Progress:
Haynes Construction continues to process existing rubble from shoreline. Processed rubble will be utilized for proposed embankment.
Haynes Construction continued proposed stone revetment from between CSO #206 and CSO #207.
Contractor excavated trench into lakebed and placed limestone tor stone, core stone, filter stone, and armor stone.
August 3, 2026
Progress:
Haynes Construction continues to process existing rubble from shoreline and lakebed between CSO #207.
Processed rubble will be utilized for embankment.
Haynes Construction began proposed stone revetment from Euclid Beach pier to CSO #206 and began stone revetment between CSO #206 and CSO #207.
The contractor excavated trench into lakebed and placed limestone toe stone, core stone, filter stone, and armor stone.
July 15, 2026
Progress:
Haynes Construction continues to process existing rubble from shoreline from Euclid Beach pier to NEORSD CSO #206 and between CSO #206 and CSO #207. Processed rubble will be utilized for embankment.
Haynes Construction began proposed stone revetment from Euclid Beach pier to CSO #206. The contractor excavated trench into lakebed and placed limestone toe stone, core stone, filter stone, and armor stone.
July 1, 2026
Progress:
Haynes Construction established access road to shoreline, and staging area, at E. 156th Street through NEORSD property.
Haynes continued work at NEORSD CSO #206, constructing a ramp over outfall, to access shoreline between CSO #206 and CSO #207.
Contractor is scheduled to begin in-water work beginning on July 1st from Euclid Beach Park to CSO #206 and will continue processing existing rubble from lake and shoreline.
Progress:
Haynes Construction completed staging area and access ramp to shoreline.
Haynes Construction continues to crush existing shoreline rubble for use as proposed embankment working east to west from Euclid Beach Park STA 27+50 to NEORSD CSO #207 STA 18+12. The contractor is scheduled to begin in water work on 7-1-26.
June 1, 2026
Progress:
Haynes Construction performed pre-construction video, as required, prior to mobilizing/beginning construction.
Haynes mobilized to project and began construction and stabilization of staging area and access ramp to shoreline in Metroparks Euclid Beach Park.
Shoreline work began starting at Euclid Beach Park proceeding east to west scheduled for the week of 6-1-26.
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