1965 - Parish Council appointed Building and Fund Raising committees to develop plans and financing for the new church structure.
1968 - Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new building.
1969 - First services were held at new facility on St. Elias Day, July 20 and formally consecrated on August 17.
2005 - Our building is in need of major exterior renovations and repairs.
The Parish Council has appointed a Future's Committee, Building Development Committee and Financial Funds Committee to develop plans for major renovations and repairs along with financing recommendations for this much needed two-phased project.
A Fund Raising Chairperson has been appointed to work with the different church organizations on developing plans to raise revenue.
Latest Development - A "Building Fund" has been established for maintaining the exterior of the church as well as any projects for future expansion or major renovation to the church.
Block Walls (Phase 1)
Problem: The water penetrating the blocks has causedthe mortar joints and the reinforcing bars to freeze and break. Also, the foundation walls have hairline cracks due to thermal stresses and movements.
Solution: All exposed exterior blocks and concretewill becovered with DRYVIT®. This material is designed as a barrier wall and is detailed to prevent water from entering the system. This is a complete exterior solution that provides design choices, energy efficiency, weatherability and durability, warranties, and guarantees.
North Side Windows (Phase 1)
Problem: The size, quality, and age of the
single pane windows provide a negligible
amount of insulation. Also, the cost to heat and cool the rooms is greatly increasing. The exterior structure of the windows is deteriorating as well.
Solution: Remove the old windows and frames, reduce the existing opening size, and install new window frames with high-energy thermo pane glass
Coping (Phase 1)
Problem: Water leaks due to snow and ice
buildup in the winter.
Solution: Install aluminum coping with
required blocking over existing concrete coping.
mated Cost: $67,600
Estimated Cost: $50,500
Estimated Cost: $31,800
Brick Veneer (Phase II)
Problem: The water penetrating the mortar
joints has caused them to freeze and expand
in the winter. The mortar joints have deteriorated due to thermal stresses. Also, the brick has shown discoloring and deterioration.
Solution: Re-pointing of all bad brick
mortar joints, replacing any damaged brick, and washing all the brick veneer.
Lintels (Phase II)
Problem: Rust has formed on
the lintels causing potential water damage.
Solution: Scrape loose rust from lintels,
prime, and paint.
Front Entrance (Phase II)
Problem: The canopy roof above the main entrance is leaking. Water on the walkway is causing the mortar joints to freeze and deteriorate. The use of salt and snow melt is causing the mortar joints to deteriorate as well.
Solution: Build a front entrance using brick pavers. All broken sidewalk will be repaired, as well as the canopy roof. All plastic windows will be replaced with high-energy thermo pane stained glass.
1965 - Parish Council appointed Building and Fund Raising committees to develop plans and financing for the new church structure.
1968 - Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new building.
1969 - First services were held at new facility on St. Elias Day, July 20 and formally consecrated on August 17.
2005 - Our building is in need of major exterior renovations and repairs.
The Parish Council has appointed a Future's Committee, Building Development Committee and Financial Funds Committee to develop plans for major renovations and repairs along with financing recommendations for this much needed two-phased project.
A Fund Raising Chairperson has been appointed to work with the different church organizations on developing plans to raise revenue.
Latest Development - A "Building Fund" has been established for maintaining the exterior of the church as well as any projects for future expansion or major renovation to the church.
Block Walls (Phase 1)
Problem: The water penetrating the blocks has causedthe mortar joints and the reinforcing bars to freeze and break. Also, the foundation walls have hairline cracks due to thermal stresses and movements.
Solution: All exposed exterior blocks and concretewill becovered with DRYVIT®. This material is designed as a barrier wall and is detailed to prevent water from entering the system. This is a complete exterior solution that provides design choices, energy efficiency, weatherability and durability, warranties, and guarantees.
North Side Windows (Phase 1)
Problem: The size, quality, and age of the
single pane windows provide a negligible
amount of insulation. Also, the cost to heat and cool the rooms is greatly increasing. The exterior structure of the windows is deteriorating as well.
Solution: Remove the old windows and frames, reduce the existing opening size, and install new window frames with high-energy thermo pane glass
Coping (Phase 1)
Problem: Water leaks due to snow and ice
buildup in the winter.
Solution: Install aluminum coping with
required blocking over existing concrete coping.
mated Cost: $67,600
Estimated Cost: $50,500
Estimated Cost: $31,800
Brick Veneer (Phase II)
Problem: The water penetrating the mortar
joints has caused them to freeze and expand
in the winter. The mortar joints have deteriorated due to thermal stresses. Also, the brick has shown discoloring and deterioration.
Solution: Re-pointing of all bad brick
mortar joints, replacing any damaged brick, and washing all the brick veneer.
Lintels (Phase II)
Problem: Rust has formed on
the lintels causing potential water damage.
Solution: Scrape loose rust from lintels,
prime, and paint.
Front Entrance (Phase II)
Problem: The canopy roof above the main entrance is leaking. Water on the walkway is causing the mortar joints to freeze and deteriorate. The use of salt and snow melt is causing the mortar joints to deteriorate as well.
Solution: Build a front entrance using brick pavers. All broken sidewalk will be repaired, as well as the canopy roof. All plastic windows will be replaced with high-energy thermo pane stained glass.
