04/06/2026
Sports King (SK) has installed the moisture barrier (black fabric shown in photo) which will mitigate potential issues from moisture rising from below the surfaced courts. The surfacing (i.e., “painting”) of the courts and lines will be applied in the latter part of the project.
The post-tension cables that are used in the concrete to reinforce the slab (see photo example) are scheduled to be delivered on-site on Tuesday April 7. The construction contractor will be on-site for several days installing the final forms and tendons. The engineer that did the post tension slab design will inspect the forms and cables to ensure that it has been built according to his specifications before the concrete is poured. The third party geotechnical engineering firm hired by the LKPOA to test materials and observe work will also be contacted to inspect the work. Once the inspections are complete, the process of starting to pour concrete can begin. There will be a minimum of three phases to pour the concrete. The first pour is anticipated to begin the week of April 20. Each pour will be tested by the geotechnical engineering firm. The concrete will need 30-45 days to cure before it can be surfaced. Other work can be accomplished during the curing period.
SK anticipates substantial completion of their work in June, subject to weather and other factors. Weekly updates will be forthcoming until the courts are opened for use.
For your safety, please stay out of the construction area!