After many years of service to the sisters, the buildings were determined obsolete. The School Sisters of St. Francis engaged General Capital Group, Bedrock Construction and Northtrack Construction to lead demolition efforts. WasteCap was tasked with providing third-party waste management services for salvage and recycling efforts.
As a third party waste management service consultant, WasteCap educated project management staff on best practices, conducted monthly inspections and compiled data tickets into WasteCapTRACE, the team's proprietary tracking software. The six-building demolition project included maximizing building component recycling and reuse based on practicality and diversion costs. At the project's close, WasteCap surpassed the original diversion goal of 85% with a landfill diversion rate of 98.48%. Over 25,000 tons of non-hazardous solid waste generated by demolition were reused or recycled. Materials recycled included:
Since the project ended, the School Sisters of St. Francis filled the area with a memorial honoring the former convent grounds. Travis Blomberg, Executive Director of WasteCap, attended a dedication ceremony held Saturday, October 14. CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE DIVERSION CONSULTING Are your projects meeting your C&D waste diversion expectations? WasteCap can write C&D specifications, connect you with a statewide network of processors, prepare waste management plans, provide on-site education, conduct inspections, track project performance and publicize final reports. Learn how WasteCap can help you accomplish your C&D waste diversion goals. DOWNLOAD CASE STUDY HERE
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Watching historical buildings like the St. Joseph Convent being demolished can evoke mixed emotions. On one hand, it's sad to see a piece of local history go. On the other, salvage projects like this provide a unique opportunity to preserve elements that can continue to enrich our community. It's heartening to know that efforts are being made to salvage materials for reuse, ensuring that the spirit of the convent lives on in new forms. Looking forward to seeing how these salvaged materials contribute to future projects in Campbellsport! 8/21/2024 05:42:24 am
The demolition and salvage project at Campbellsport St. Joseph Convent is such an important initiative. It’s inspiring to see a focus on sustainability through the careful salvage of materials. Not only does this reduce waste, but it also preserves the history and character of the building. I’m looking forward to seeing how these materials will be repurposed and given a new life in future projects. Kudos to everyone involved in making this happen! 10/23/2024 09:50:15 am
The Campbellsport St. Joseph Convent Demolition and Salvage Project is a remarkable initiative that preserves the rich history of our community. It's inspiring to see such dedication to reclaiming materials for future use while honoring the memories associated with the convent. This project reflects a commitment to sustainability and heritage. 10/24/2024 08:43:39 am
This demolition and salvage project at Campbellsport St. Joseph Convent is a commendable effort to preserve history while making way for future developments. It's inspiring to see a community come together to honor their heritage and ensure that valuable materials are recycled and reused. Great job to everyone involved! 11/9/2024 05:52:59 am
The Campbellsport St. Joseph Convent Demolition and Salvage Project beautifully preserves history while creating space for future community use. Well done! Leave a Reply. |
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