Volunteer Emily Bayuk-Johnson Receives Kudos for Project Efforts
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From Ann Wunderlin
Activity is picking up at the site. The two containers we ordered were delivered. These will store supplies during the project and serve as workshops upon completion of the project.

The initial volunteer house was delivered and is being installed. Also, the first toilet/sink arrived. Mr Contreras and other SFA residents worked to install a water line. Finally, a large backhoe was brought in to widen and compact the sand road so it can withstand delivery of heavy materials.

Backhoe widening and compacting road