Maple Ridge Subdivision — Phase 2
What changed — observed in aerial capture
- First units framing (NE corner): First-floor walls are up on the initial building pads. Lumber staged at each lot; framing crews were on site at capture observed.
- Primary loop (front access): Aggregate base placed and compacted across the main loop. Curb and gutter poured along the east leg — forms stripped, no honeycombing in oblique imagery.
- Staging yard (south laydown): Reorganized since last week — equipment consolidated and material stacked by trade. Clear haul path restored through the yard.
- Stockpile (west corner): Drawn down from prior week. Material moved to the north pads for base course — confirm remaining quantity with the site team indicative.
What's likely next — based on construction sequence
- Framing: Walls continue east; roof trusses expected as the first units close in expected.
- Primary loop: Asphalt binder course once weather allows — 3 dry days in next-week forecast forecast.
- Grading: Finish grading on the north pads ahead of the next foundation pour.
Risks to watch
- HIGHWeather window for asphalt: Binder needs dry conditions. If rain arrives early, paving pushes and the loop stays on base for another week.
- MEDStockpile draw-down: Remaining material looks light for the full base schedule — verify quantity before the next cut.
- LOWFraming access: The south laydown is tight as lumber packages land. Clear haul path is holding, but it's worth watching.
Project status note
Coherent progress across the site since last capture: framing started, base down on the primary loop, and earthwork drawing toward finish grade. No change-order exposure is evident in the aerial record. Schedule position and sign-off status are not visible from the air — confirm with the site team for schedule and inspection updates.
Methods & sources
Observed = visually confirmed in orthomosaic, DSM, or oblique imagery from this week's capture. Indicative = derived from elevation models (±10–15%, not survey-grade — confirm with your surveyor). Expected = inferred from standard civil construction sequence — not from a project schedule. Forecast = from publicly available weather data, cited in report. This report is produced from weekly aerial capture processed locally with open-source photogrammetry and human analyst review. Quantities are indicative, derived from elevation models without ground control. No client activity log or schedule feed is used.
Full-site orthomosaic with zone callouts. Zone labels stay in the same place every week, so your team tracks a work front from first cut to final lift without relearning the map.
All quantities are indicative (±10–15%), derived from elevation models — not survey-grade. Confirm with your surveyor before use in pay apps.
Primary loop — base placed
Rough-graded loop. No base material placed.
Aggregate base compacted. Curb and gutter poured on the east leg observed.
Staging yard — reorganized
Equipment and material spread across the yard. Haul path partially blocked.
Consolidated by trade. Clear haul path restored through the yard observed.
Stockpile — drawn down
Full stockpile staged on the west corner.
Reduced after draw-down. Volume change tracked from the elevation model indicative.
1. Full-site overview — all active fronts in one frame. Looking northwest.
2. First units framing — walls up on the northeast pads. Lumber staged at each lot.
3. Framing, east pads — progress advancing toward the interior lots.
4. Orbit view from the southeast — context for the owner and lender call.
Slope classes. Derived from the elevation model — used to flag drainage and grading risk before it shows up as rework.
Cross sections. Cut/fill profiles across the work fronts — indicative quantities for planning, not survey-grade.