Each site is a section of the Watermark platform — pivoted by basinstate. Live & building sites open; queued and tracking
sites route to their coming-soon / watch page.
LiveBuildingQueuedTracking Locked
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Each site is one Watermark investigation. The page color says what opens; the campus line is the build on the ground — two different clocks.
One reusable, data-driven pattern — props are a record + a citation — that makes the
source → structured read → meaning → verify → connect transformation visible. One
component, a selectable layout prop, three teaching shapes. Shown on the Tetra Tech Opinion
of Probable Cost.
pp. 317–328 · Public Records Request 01 · summary sheet · sheet 1 of 11
The summary sheet is shown as a committed crop of the source scan (regenerated by scripts/render_walk_crops.py); the full 11-sheet exhibit is available on request.
② What we read from it
Program total
$14,223,081
Sub-estimates
6 corridors
Contingency
25%
Largest — Cole St
$3,899,800
Drainage line
$1,068,530 · 7.5%
Design-storm basis
~ not cited
Detention shown
~ none
● figures read live from the published record · ~ markers preserved as approximate
③ What it reveals
The public's road package is priced to the dollar — $14,223,081 — yet drainage is just 7.5% of it, the only one of six items detailed, with no design-storm basis and no detention shown. A number that precise on a scope that thin is the tell.
pp. 317–328 · Public Records Request 01 · summary sheet · sheet 1 of 11
The summary sheet is shown as a committed crop of the source scan (regenerated by scripts/render_walk_crops.py); the full 11-sheet exhibit is available on request.
② What we read from it
Program total
$14,223,081
Sub-estimates
6 corridors
Contingency
25%
Largest — Cole St
$3,899,800
Drainage line
$1,068,530 · 7.5%
Design-storm basis
~ not cited
Detention shown
~ none
③ What it reveals
The public's road package is priced to the dollar — $14,223,081 — yet drainage is just 7.5% of it, the only one of six items detailed, with no design-storm basis and no detention shown. A number that precise on a scope that thin is the tell.
pp. 317–328 · Public Records Request 01 · summary sheet · sheet 1 of 11
The summary sheet is shown as a committed crop of the source scan (regenerated by scripts/render_walk_crops.py); the full 11-sheet exhibit is available on request.
② What we read
1
Program total, priced to the dollar
$14,223,081
2
Drainage — only 1 of 6 items itemized
$1,068,530 · 7.5%
3
No design-storm basis · no detention
scope gap
③ What it reveals
The public's road package is priced to the dollar — $14,223,081 — yet drainage is just 7.5% of it, the only one of six items detailed, with no design-storm basis and no detention shown. A number that precise on a scope that thin is the tell.
pp. 317–328 · Public Records Request 01 · summary sheet · sheet 1 of 11
The summary sheet is shown as a committed crop of the source scan (regenerated by scripts/render_walk_crops.py); the full 11-sheet exhibit is available on request.
② What we read from it
Program total
$14,223,081
Sub-estimates
6 corridors
Contingency
25%
Largest — Cole St
$3,899,800
Drainage line
$1,068,530 · 7.5%
Design-storm basis
~ not cited
Detention shown
~ none
● figures read live from the published record · ~ markers preserved as approximate
③ What it reveals
The public's road package is priced to the dollar — $14,223,081 — yet drainage is just 7.5% of it, the only one of six items detailed, with no design-storm basis and no detention shown. A number that precise on a scope that thin is the tell.
Clause text is committed in the bundle; the signed PDF is available on request.
② What we read from it
“Company Contribution”
$14,500,000
§5.5 grant-refund
developer refundable
§9.13 records-notice
5-day pre-release
§9.17 procurement
competitive bid waived
Abatement (CRA #548-25)
15 yr · 75%
Public return
~50 jobs
● figures read live from the published record · ~ markers preserved as approximate
③ What it reveals
A public roundabout package is booked as a private gift of $14,500,000 — but §5.5 lets public grants refund the developer, §9.13 demands notice before any record is released, and §9.17 waives competitive bidding. The label says “private”; the clauses say otherwise.
