LEADERSHIP BELTON 2005

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LEADERSHIP BELTON 2005
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PROJECT DESCRIPTIONBuild a stone sign at
the corner of the I-35 access road and 6th St. to
house the Civic Club/Museum Signs that are
located at that same site on individual
poles.Landscape the area around the sign when
building is completed. Power wash the Welcome
to Belton sign
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The sign should be similar to the Welcome to
Belton sign which is also at that same location.
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Signs before project began.
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Another look at the Civic Signsbefore the
project.
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PROJECT FUNDING

• Donations of equipment, manpower (labor) and
  materials from various companies belonging to the
  Belton Chamber.
• Monetary donations from the Civic Clubs involved.
• Additional support provided by area restaurants
  who provided food to our Coscom workers.

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CITY OF BELTONDonation 2 ft. X 2 ft. X 12
ft. foundation and the reinforcement
steel.Contact Les Halbauer
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ARMYS 62ND ENGINEER BATTALION13th Corps
Support Command (COSCOM) Contact
Capt. Morgan Reese
Staff Sgt. Richard AlvillarContributionPr
ovided the labor for the masonry construction and
provided cement for the core.Construction
provided on May 7 10
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LIMESTONE LANDSCAPE AND DESIGNS
LLC Contact Calvin Simpson
Contribution(Materials Sold at Cost Price to
Us) 6 Tons of Stone10 Bags of
White Masonry Cement3 Tons of Masonry Sand
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BELCRETEContributionProvide
d and delivered 2 cu. yds. of concrete for the
foundation.
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McCoys Building Supply CenterContributionProv
ide 40 Ft. Rebar, ¾ Sheet of Plywood, Secrete
and Wire Ties.
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KW POWER WASHING
SERVICEContact Keith Smith or Wayne
PetersContribution Pressure Wash the Existing
City of Belton Sign Following Construction of the
New Sign.
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AMERISCAPES Landscape Irrigation
Contribution Landscaping Materials, Equipment
and Expertise Owner Chris Moore (Leadership
Belton 2005)
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Dominos Pizza

• Contribution Delivered pizza to feed 15 COSCOM
  workers on both May 7 8.
• Contact Joe Ray (pictured at left)

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Shipleys Donuts and KolachesContact Manager
Rich Reno
Contribution Provided breakfast for 15 people
on May 7 and 8.
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6th Avenue at I-35
Contribution Sandwiches, chips and drink for
our COSCOM workers on May 10. They also allowed
the workers to use their restroom facilities
during the construction of the sign.
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THE SWANSON CORPORATION at the Bell
County EXPO Center Arranged by Al
Spilsbury Contribution Snacks/drinks
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Plans for SignProvided by Les Halbauer
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PICTURES FROMCONSTRUCTION OF SIGNMay 7 10,
2005
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Sign Location Before Construction
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City Workers Prepare Area for Belcretes Delivery
of Concrete
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Setting the Forms for the Concrete Foundation
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Completed Sign FoundationConstruction to Begin
After Curing
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Sgts. Plan for Layout of Stones After Delivery of
MaterialsDavid Leigh Looks On
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COSCOM Workers Planning Layout of Stones
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COSCOM Workers Gitn R Done
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Leadership Belton 2005sTank Proof Wall Taking
Shape
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COSCOM Workers Prepare the Semi-circle Shape for
the Sign
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COSCOM Is Almost Done
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Great Job 13th COSCOM
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AMERISCAPES and Leadership Belton Landscape After
Construction May 21
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Leadership Belton Member,Karen Evans, Unloads
Landscaping Materials
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Chris Moore Works On Landscaping
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Leadership Belton Group Works on Landscaping
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Leadership BeltonAnother Landscaping Picture
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Debbie Garrett, Marsha Schiller-Lunde and Karen
Evans Take a Break From Their Hard Work
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Marcus Schimank in Front of Landscaped Sign
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Michele Checks Out the Sign
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Breakdown of Cost Of Sign Construction